Log purge

Hi,
AWT groups in TimesTen data store.
Replication and cache agent are started.
In the beginning, log purge works well. Later I found that more and more logs are in log directory.
So I run:
call ttLogHolds
< 245, 40265728, Replication , PERF7420:_ORACLE >
< 841, 48642048, Checkpoint , rccpp.ds0 >
< 841, 48646144, Checkpoint , rccpp.ds1 >
Command> call ttRepSTart;
12026: The agent is already running for the data store.
The command failed.
It shows that replication agent is running. I try to stop it and restart it, and run ttCkpt and ttLogHolds.
Command> call ttLogHolds;
< 414, 56417344, Replication , PERF7420:_ORACLE >
< 845, 35186688, Checkpoint , rccpp.ds0 >
< 845, 38623232, Checkpoint , rccpp.ds1 >
3 rows found.
It seems that there is some issue about replication agent.
Regards,
Nesta
Edited by: nesta on Mar 4, 2010 6:50 AM

Hi Nesta,
Just because the repagent is running doesn't mean it is able to apply stuff in Oracle. Is Oracle up? Is it accepting connections? Check the TimesTen daemon log and the dsname.awterrs file to see what they show.
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