2.132 LAGINFO

Valid for

Manager

Description

Use LAGINFOSECONDS, LAGINFOMINUTES, or LAGINFOHOURS to determine the point at which lag should be reported to the event log as an informational message. For example, LAGINFOSECONDS 5 specifies a reporting interval of five seconds. Likewise, LAGINFOMINUTES 10 specifies a reporting interval of ten minutes; LAGINFOHOURS 2, specifies two hours.

When using a LAGINFO parameter, specify LAGREPORT to determine how often the lag times are evaluated and reported.

Syntax

LAGINFOCSECS csecs [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]|
LAGINFOSECONDS seconds [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]|
LAGINFOMINUTES minutes [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]|
LAGINFOHOURS hours [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]

csecs

The reporting interval in centiseconds.

seconds

The reporting interval, in seconds.

minutes

The reporting interval, in minutes.

hours

The reporting interval, in hours.

process_type group_name

Specifies the process for which the lag will be reported.

process_type

Must be EXTRACT or REPLICAT or ER.

group_name

The name of the Extract group or Replicat group or wildcard group.

IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS

By default the task groups are not reported.

By adding the REPORTTASKS option, the lag information will be reported for SOURCEISFILE and SPECIALRUN groups, toggle off with IGNORETASKS.

IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED

By default no information is printed for a group in a STOPPED state. By adding the REPORTSTOPPED option, lag information will be reported, to toggle off with IGNORESTOPPED.