UD230: UniData Data Replication

Duration

3 Days

Purpose

This course is designed to teach how to setup and manage a UniData Data Replication (DR) system. Students will also learn how to configure and tune DR. The ability to perform a failover and failback procedure when necessary are also critical skills taught in this course.

Audience

This course is designed for the UniData Administrators who will be using the Data Replication feature of UniData.

Prerequisites

Students should have the following skills or completed the following courses:

UniData Data Administration (UD200) or equivalent experience with UniData.
Basic understanding of the UNIX or Windows operating system.

Objectives

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Describe the major components of DR and their use
Implement DR on both publisher and subscriber systems
Manage DR on a daily basis
Execute a failover and failback process when necessary
Use the tools necessary for troubleshooting and tuning
Explain how DR interacts with RFS

For questions or to register for a course, email u2training@rs.com.

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