To solve some replication transfer issues we were having we developed a
secure transfer product which will send files from a directory of one
computer to the directory of another over tcp/ip. Sort of like ftp without
the hassle.
We are now trying to hook into the dbremote send begin and end to create a
file which records before and after statistics so that we can examine these
prior to processing at the receiving end of the replication process.
I'm using the dbremote hook dba.sp_hook_dbremote_send_end() but this does
not seem to work when dbremote is run as a service. Is this by design or am
I doing something wrong?
Is there another way to accomplish what I'm trying to do? Can I read this
info from the replication files themselves?
Thanks,
Jim
Hooks will fire when running as a service. If the service is running as
Local System, it's possible that you are doing something in the hook
that needs access to a network resource that is unavailable.
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