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Restarting Automatically

The Synchronizer has the ability to restart itself automatically in case of failure. This feature should be used carefully as it is undesirable to attempt a restart when the previous failure was caused by as a non-transient error, such as a database instance failure or a Tablespace running out of room.

Automatic restarts are enabled using the

-y

switch:

-yMax[,Wait]

where

Max: This is a positive number and represents the maximum number of restart attempts. A value of zero is treated as "unlimited".

Wait: This is optional and represents the number of seconds to wait before attempting a restart. This can be used as a throttling mechanism to prevent many restart attempts in quick succession. The default value is 0.

We recommend the values

-y10,60

. If the Update Synchronizer fails to restart after the specified number of retries, the error is unlikely to be transient and requires investigation and correction.

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