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DD_RSERVERS
DD_RSERVERS points to the directory hierarchy that is used by the Replicator servers.
Note:  DD_RSERVERS is not a required variable. If it is not set, it defaults to the "rep" subdirectory under the Ingres installation directory.
Windows: By default, DD_RSERVERS is defined to be %II_SYSTEM%\ingres\rep. To define a different location, use, for example:
set DD_RSERVERS c:\rep2
UNIX: By default, DD_RSERVERS is defined to be the $II_SYSTEM/ingres/rep. To define a different location, use, for example:
C Shell:
setenv DD_SERVERS /usr/rep2
Bourne Shell:
DD_RSERVERS=/usr/rep2; export DD_RSERVERS
VMS: By default, DD_RSERVERS is defined to be the II_SYSTEM:[ingres.rep]. To define a different location, use, for example:
define DD_RSERVERS user_disk:[rep2]
The $DD_RSERVERS/servers (DD_SERVERS:[servers] for VMS) directory contains server1 through server10. These directories are used by the Replicator servers during runtime.
If you need your installation to support multiple Replicator configurations and/or multiple source databases, use DD_RSERVERS to access each Replicator environment. For each environment, create a DD_RSERVERS directory with the subdirectory servers. In the servers directory, create subdirectories server1 through serverN where N is the number assigned to the Replicator Server.
Last modified date: 01/30/2023