ASA Database Administration Guide
Database Administration Utilities
The Log Transfer Manager
dbltm [ options ]
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -A | Do not filter updates |
| -C config_file | Use the named configuration file |
| -I interface_file | Use the named interface file |
| -M | Recovery mode |
| -S LTM_name | Specify an LTM name |
| -dl | Display log messages on screen |
| -ek key | Specify encryption key |
| -ep | Prompt for encryption key |
| -o filename | Log output messages to a file |
| -os size | Maximum size of output file |
| -ot file | Truncate file, and log output messages to file |
| -q | Run in minimized window |
| -s | Show Log Transfer Language (LTL) commands |
| -ud | Run as a daemon [UNIX] |
| -v | Verbose mode |
The Adaptive Server Anywhere LTM reads a database transaction log and sends committed changes to Replication Server. The LTM is not required at replicate sites.
The LTM sends messages to Replication Server in a language named Log Transfer Language (LTL).
By default, the LTM uses a log file named DBLTM.LOG to hold status and other messages. You can use options to change the name of this file and to change the volume and type of messages that are sent to it.
Exit codes are 0 (success) or non-zero (failure).
This utility accepts @filename parameters. For more information, see @filename server option.
Log Transfer Manager utility options