Queue details

You can know more about queue details through reading the information provided here.

If you clicked Queue details, three tabs are displayed:

Status
Last attempted details
Pending changes

The Status tab displays the replica name, its subtree, its replication status, and a record of replication times. From this panel you can suspend or resume replication by clicking Suspend or Resume. The non-editable status field changes to reflect the change in status. Click Refresh to update the queue information.

The Last attempted details tab gives the following information about the last update attempt on the selected replica:

Replica - The name of the replica in the replication queue.
Subtree - The subtree under which the replica is located.
Entry DN - The DN of the updated entry.
Last replicated at - The last time the entry was replicated.
Update type - The type of update, for example, add, delete or modify.
Last result - The error code assigned to the error.
Failed LDIF - The update in LDIF format.
Additional error messages - Any additional information about the error.

If an entry is not able to be loaded press Skip blocking entry to continue replication with the next pending entry. Click Refresh to update the queue information.

Note: The default timeout for any change to be completed through replication is 60 seconds. If replication updates involve large amount of changes, such as adding a large group entry, the update operation may require more than 60 seconds for the operation to finish. If any single update (add, delete, modify, or modifydn) operation through replication takes more than 60 seconds, then the supplier server times out that update operation and retries again sending the same update through replication. Inorder to extend the timeout duration for update operations in replication, you can use the IBMSLAPD_REPL_UPDATE_EXTRA_SECS environment variable. To know more about using the environment variable, see the Troubleshooting and support section of the IBM® Verify Directory documentation.

The Pending changes tab shows all the pending changes to the replica. The number of pending changes displayed depends on the value you entered on the Manage replication properties panel. The default is 200.

If replication is blocked you can delete all the pending changes by clicking Skip all. Click Refresh to update the list of pending changes to reflect any new update or updates that have been processed.

Note: If you choose to skip blocking changes, you must ensure that the consumer server is eventually updated. See the ldapdiff command information in the Command Reference for more information.