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Database Replication Detail (PD_RD)

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Function

The Database Replication Detail (PD_RD) record indicates the replication information of a particular database. One record is created for each replication of the database.

This is a multi-instance record.

As indicated in the following table, the fields that can be acquired for this record differ depending on the database type.

Field

Database type

Publisher

Distributor

Subscriber and others

Articles

Yes

No

No

Publications

Yes

No

No

Subscriptions

Yes

No

No

None of the above

Yes

Yes

Yes

When a field cannot be acquired, the value is 0.

Default and changeable values

Item

Default value

Changeable

Collection Interval

60

Y

Collection Offset

0

Y

Log

No

Y

LOGIF

(Blank)

Y

Over 10 Sec Collection Time

No

N

ODBC key fields

PD_RD_DBID

Lifetime

From the creation until deletion of a database

Record size

Fields

View name

(Manager name)

Description

Summary

Format

Delta

Data source

Microsoft SQL Server version 2014 or earlier

Microsoft SQL Server version 2016 or later

Articles

(ARTICLES)

Number of articles published by the database

--

ulong

No

Each publication database's sysarticle s table

DB Name

(DB_NAME)

Database name

--

string(257)

No

master..sysdatabases.name

sys.databases.name

DBID

(DBID)

Database ID

--

ulong

No

master..sysdatabases.dbid

sys.databases.database_id

Publications

(PUBLICATIONS)

Number of publications posted by the publishing server

--

ulong

No

Each publication database's syspublications table

Record Time

(RECORD_TIME)

Interval end time (GMT

format)

--

time_t

No

Agent Collector

Record Type

(INPUT_RECORD_TYPE)

Record type (always RD)

--

char(8)

No

Agent Collector

Start Time

(START_TIME)

Interval start time (GMT format)

--

time_t

No

Agent Collector

Subscriptions

(SUBSCRIPTIONS)

Number of database subscriptions

--

ulong

No

Each publication database's syssubscriptions table