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Old 11-20-07, 04:48
gaurav1980us gaurav1980us is offline
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Script to compare two diff. database size on ASE

Can anybody help me any script or way to compare the size of two databases , this is helpful in replication server to check whether data is moving from prim. to the source side ...
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Old 11-22-07, 11:36
trvishi trvishi is offline
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Can anybody help me any script or way to compare the size of two databases , this is helpful in replication server to check whether data is moving from prim. to the source side ...

For a Replication Server, to check if data is in sync, you need more than checking a database size.

Some options are.
1) Table Counts
2) Test table, which can show latency. Insert into primary with a timestamp and see when it gets into standby.
3) Application level checks

Check www.sypron.nl It has some useful tips.
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