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SvrFailover – PB Docs 2021 – PowerBuilder Library

SvrFailover – PB Docs 2021

SvrFailover

database parameter

Description

Specifies whether you want PowerBuilder to recognize and
participate in failover to a designated backup database server if the
current database server goes down.

When to specify SvrFailover

You must specify the SvrFailover parameter before connecting to
the database.

Applies to

ASE or SYC SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (12.0 and higher
database connections only)

O90 Oracle9i

O10 Oracle 10g

ORA Oracle (for 11g and later)

Syntax

Parameter

Description

value

Specifies whether you want PowerBuilder to
recognize and participate in failover to a designated backup
database server if the current database server goes down. Values
are:

  • No

    (Default) PowerBuilder should not recognize or
    participate in failover.

  • Yes

    PowerBuilder should recognize and participate in
    failover.

Default value

SvrFailover=’No’

Usage

Both Oracle and SAP support database server failover in Oracle
Version 8.1.5 or later and Adaptive Server 12 or later. For information
about how to configure failover for these database servers, see your
Oracle or Adaptive Server documentation. To avoid losing your
PowerBuilder database connection (as the result of a timeout) when a
failover takes place, set the SvrFailover parameter so that PowerBuilder
recognizes and participates in the database server failover.

Oracle also allows you some control over the failover process.
Three additional parameters allow you to specify the number of times you
want the database server to which you are connected to attempt a
failover, how long to wait between failover attempts, and whether
PowerBuilder should display a runtime dialog box indicating when a
failover occurs.

This parameter cannot be set dynamically. The value set when the
connection is made remains in effect until it is disconnected.

Examples

To tell PowerBuilder to recognize and participate in
failover:

  • Database profile

    Select the Allow Server Failover check box on the Network page
    in the Database Profile Setup dialog box.

  • Application

    Type the following in code:

See also

FoDelay

FoDialog

FoRetryCount


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