QUESTION POSED ON: 22 October 2002 I have an issue with LEI. I have two replica databases across two servers say A,B. I have an LEI server (back end to Oracle8) connected to server A. When I create new documents in server B and then replicate to server A. The new document is added to the Oracle server. But when I start doing modifications on the same document in server B, after the second modification and replication only the Notes document in server A is getting updated. (The first
modification and replication works perfectly.)
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LEI Replication works by identifying one or more keys on each side of
the replication scenario, in this case it's Oracle on one side and Notes on
the other. What is required is that the key field(s) contain persistent
values. I would suspect that one of your keys is changing when you perform
and edit/save operation on the document. Is one of your keys a date/time
field? If so, make sure it is set to Computed when Composed and not
Computed. Also, if you are using a time/date field and are trying to
accomplish what is referred to as Timestamp replication (the "real" way to
do replication), then you should take a careful look at the LEI
documentation on Replication and see the details on using Timestamps.
Also, you should note that the first run of a Replication Activity is
almost identical to a Direct Transfer. So, the first run almost always
works unless you have a datatype mismatch or data overflow issues.
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