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Status Not under consideration
Created by Guest
Created on May 20, 2015

Simple way to check consistency between DB2 and IDAA

When implementing data replication we found a number of tables showing different number of rows in DB2 and on IDAA (2 IDAAs installed with replication).

To verify this we did as follows:
- Disable table for acceleration in IDAA1
- Run SPUFI with SELECT COUNT(*) against DB2
(query acceleration = NONE)
- Run SPUFI with SELECT COUNT(*) against IDAA2
(query acceleration = ELIGIBLE)
- Enable table for acceleration in IDAA1
- Disable table for acceleration in IDAA2
- Run SPUFI with SELECT COUNT(*) against IDAA1
(query acceleration = ELIGIBLE)

Comparing results we found differences between all instances. These differences were not due to replication delay time.

It's ok to do this for one ore two tables but it becomes a mess for hundreds of tables. Hence we ask for a simple solution to get an overview of n of rows of a set of tables as desired.