The fhb-getqueueindexes command identifies the Hot Backup queue indexes. If neither the checkprimary or checkprimaryonly parameters are included, only the secondary queue is checked. In cases where an index value cannot be determined (for example, running this command on a system where Hot Backup has not yet been set up), no index will be returned.
fhb-getqueueindexes [checkprimary|checkprimaryonly] [runtime] [help]
Parameter | Description |
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checkprimary | Includes the primary queue when identifying queue indexes. |
checkprimaryonly | Only checks the primary queue when identifying queue indexes. |
runtime | Displays the amount of time it took to identify the queue indexes. |
help | Displays the syntax for this command. |
The example below illustrates checking only the secondary queue for indexes and returning the amount of time it took to identify the queue indexes.
fhb-getqueueindexes runtime lastProcessedId = 682 lastUnprocessedIdHelper1 = 682 lastUnprocessedIdHelper2 = 682 lastUnprocessedIdHelper3 = 682 lastProcessedIdHelper1 = 682 lastProcessedIdHelper2 = 682 lastProcessedIdHelper3 = 682 run time = 0
The example below illustrates checking both the secondary and primary queues for indexes.
fhb-getqueueindexes checkprimary lastProcessedId = 682 lastUnprocessedIdHelper1 = 682 lastUnprocessedIdHelper2 = 682 lastUnprocessedIdHelper3 = 682 lastProcessedIdHelper1 = 682 lastProcessedIdHelper2 = 682 lastProcessedIdHelper3 = 682
The example below illustrates checking only the primary queue for indexes.
fhb-getqueueindexes checkprimaryonly lastProcessedId = 943