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| Anyone running HADR using VERITAS Cluster Server (VCS)? Our production outsourcing company has recommended to use VCS instead of Tivoli System Automation (TSA) for heartbeat monitoring on Linux. Another question. We assume that automatic client reroute can be used with Type 4 drivers for J2EE, and that we the type 4 driver version that is distributed with DB2 Release 8.2. Is that correct? What is the typical delay that people are experiencing for automatic client reroute in a moderately high volume OLTP system? |
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| > Another question. We assume that automatic client reroute can be used with > Type 4 drivers for J2EE, and that we the type 4 driver version that is > distributed with DB2 Release 8.2. Is that correct? I believe that DB2 provides a "Universal" JDBC driver that provides type 4 function and which is the recommended driver. FYI - It has some additional client reroute capability beyond that provided by just the base engine ACR feature. In particular, the client can set up alternate server info prior to the first connection attempt. This is valuable if you have new clients coming at the system after a failover, because the base engine ACR feature can only set up a client with alternate server information when that client actually makes a successful connection. For more info, search for "Rerouting DB2 Universal JDBC driver clients" here: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...e/r0012130.htm > What is the typical delay that people are experiencing for automatic client > reroute in a moderately high volume OLTP system? I don't have a direct answer to this question, but can add some color: - This can depend on the TCP keepalive setting for the system, which can shield the ACR facility from seeing certain kinds of connection failures until the configured timeout has passed. If you want a fast response, you'll want to tune down this setting. - Aside from external factors like that, ACR is very responsive. When deployed with HADR, it typically will be ready to reconnect much before an HADR standby can finish taking over as primary. Regards, -Steve P. --------------------------------- Steve Pearson IBM DB2 UDB for LUW Development Portland, OR, USA |