Replication Queue Help

| Replication Queue Help |
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The Oracle deftran queue contains transactions bound for remote databases. Monitoring the deftran queue is crucial to maintaining the health of a replicated environment. Karma monitors the number of transactions pending in this queue. If it gets too high a warning or alert is flagged. Configure repqueue monitoring like you would any other facility in Karma. Here's an example: repqueue:X:Y:Z Where X is the number of minutes between checks of the deftran queue. Y is the number of transactions which will flag a warning, and Z is the number of transactions which flags an alert. Here's a recommended configuration: repqueue:15:100:150 This tells karma to monitor the deftran queue every 15 minutes. If there are more than 100 transactions in it, a warning is flag, and if more than 150, an alert is flagged.