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Replicator Script Development |
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Replicator Configuration Scripts contain a set of instructions that define the processing to be performed by the Replicator Engine using source and target datastores. They can be created and modified using the text editor of your choice. That said, given that Replicator Engines run only on Linux but are often maintained by Windows users, many prefer using Notepad ++; Unix zealots need no recommendations... nor want one!
The following topics within this section describe the activities required to create a Replicator Engine command script in your environment. Examples are provided to assist in the understanding of the various scenarios that are likely to be encountered during the development of Replicator scripts.
Getting Started - Discusses the importance of naming conventions and suggests some standard structure and file conventions.
Script Development Steps - Recommended sequence of steps for creating a Replicator Engine script.
Script Structure and Syntax - Describes the simple structure and statement syntax of the configuration script.
Validation - Describes the method for validating the configuration script without actually processing CDC data.
