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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Data Replication: Q-Replication & Availability
Components Q Replication for Z
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 3, 2019

RELATED IDEAS

Display of replication throughput per subscription

See this idea on ideas.ibm.com

Today Q Apply stores detailed performance statistics on queue level. This idea raises the request to store certain Q Apply throuput statistics (like rows_processed) on subscription level. Background: Today it is very difficult / sometime impossible to identify the root cause in case Q Apply is overwelmed with workload and in case Q Apply cannot guarantee the required latency. In these situations we would like to know which tables are effected (to take correctve action on the source). The performance details we ask for could for example list the x heaviest hitters (e.g., the 10 subscriptions with the most workload). Ideally this information would be stored in a statistics table periodically or at least be written to a log file for investigation.

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