Wed Jul 25 16:44:44 PDT 2007
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> If the origin is not being updated, then it may take 30 seconds to > generate a SYNC (depending on configuration!). In that case, > subscribers may sit at the same SYNC number as the origin for that 30 > seconds. Are you referring to the sync_interval_timeout parameter in my conf file? I'm set to sync_interval_timeout=3000 I'm also set to sync_interval=500. Is this supposed to create a SYNC event every .5 seconds? Or perhaps the subscriber is supposed to look for a SYNC event every .5 seconds? Perhaps my understanding of SYNC is misshapen, and it's being exposed here... > After 30s, one of the timeouts is reached, a SYNC (that involves no > updates!) is generated, and so it takes very little time for the > subscribers to process that SYNC, and then sit, lagging by nothing, > for another 30s. > > If the application is quiescent, then that's a to-be-expected > behaviour. Thanks for the response! --Richard
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