This table is used to store objects changes that need to be replicated to other machines.
Column |
Primary Key |
Datatype |
Length |
Notes |
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CacheID Unique ID for the cache entry. |
Yes |
INTEGER |
4 |
Cache entries should be ordered by ID to ensure they are read in the correct order. |
The replication monitor that owns the cache entry. |
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INTEGER |
4 |
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The type of cache entry |
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INTEGER |
4 |
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CacheData The update data associated with the cache entry. |
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LONGVARBINARY |
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May be NULL, depending on the CacheType. |
The database operation associated with the cache type. |
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INTEGER |
4 |
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TransIDM Part-key identifying the replication transaction ID. |
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INTEGER |
4 |
Unused |
TransID Part-key identifying the replication transaction ID. |
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INTEGER |
4 |
Unused |
TransCommit Indicates whether the remote machine has committed the transaction. |
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INTEGER |
4 |
Unused |
MachineIDM Part-key identifying the machine which sourced the cache entry |
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INTEGER |
4 |
Foreign key: WgnMachine 'Sourced' refers to immediate parent/child. NULL if locally sourced. |
MachineID Part-key identifying the machine which sourced the cache entry |
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INTEGER |
4 |
Foreign key: WgnMachine 'Sourced' refers to immediate parent/child. NULL if locally sourced. |
RetryCount Indicates the number of attempts to replicate the row to the parent machine. |
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Used for Application Data only. |
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