
HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions
Consumer Command Descriptions
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adjustment (positive or negative) will be added to each of the pulse
timestamps the Consumer is responsible for setting.
When PULSEAUTOADJ is enabled this parameter is configured
automatically.
The value for the PULSECLOCKADJ parameter is specified in
microseconds (i.e.,i.e., 1/1,000,000th second intervals). The default value
is 0, meaning no time adjustments are made.
The valid range is -2147483647 to 2147483647, i.e.,i.e., about 2147
seconds in either direction.
Note: That a plus sign should not be specified for positive numbers. This
parameter can be altered at any time.
PULSEAUTOADJ {ON}
{OFF}
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter
4.040 ON Yes
Client Server Extended Open Target
This parameter is used to define if a Consumer is to automatically
compute the clock drift between the sending and receiving systems and
adjust a server’s “pulse” timestamps accordingly. By default, this
parameter is set to ON. Set it to OFF to disable the feature.
Note: The pulse clock-timing adjustment message will only be output to
EMS if the adjustment exceeded 100 milliseconds and the pulse
feature is configured.
PULSEMAXRESPONSE <seconds>
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter
3.990 30 1 1209600 Yes
Client Server Extended Open Target
This parameter defines a threshold for the replication latency in seconds
(replication latency is defined as the time from when the source pulse I/O
occurred to when the target pulse I/O occurred). Since pulses follow the
same path in the replication engine as the application data, this is an
accurate representation of the time to replicate the application events.
The default is 30 seconds. The valid range is 1 through 1209600 (14 days
in seconds).
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