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Morning, am trying to set up a below test case. Did anyone come across a use case I described below?
QLIK Replicate Server 1
1. Read from Oracle databases
2. Write to Log Stream Target End Point
QLIK Replicate Server 2 (Remote on a different network)
1. Read from QLIK Replicate Server 1 Log Streams
2. Write changes from Log Streams to Target Oracle end point
Thank You
Deepti Mathew
If you want to push the data to an endpoint that is not in your LAN, use the File Transfer Service to send the files created in the local task to the remote location.
Remote task #Remote task | Qlik Replicate Help
Thanks,
Dana
Hi @deeptimathew,
Yes if you use the default port for FTS then you are correct, the port 9090 should be open from the Local Qlik server.
Thanks,
Swathi
Thanks,
Swathi
Yes, by default port 9090 is used and has to be open on both Replicate servers.
Thanks,
Dana
if i read this correctly.
server 1:
Oracle -> Filechannel target on Server 2
server 2
Filechannel source (filechannel target from server1) to oracle
but you setup as logstream task,
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notes logstream can not use file channel limitation :
Follow up question on File Channel, is it possible to read from File Channel source end point and write to a File Channel target end point? Is it a valid use case with Qlik Replicate?
ans : no
that is where File Channel read once from DB source and write to many FC .
When using Log Stream, both the staging/parent task and the replication/child task must reside on the same Qlik Replicate server. This is because you need to define the staging task in the source endpoint of the replication task.
If a second Qlik Replicate server needs to be used, the feature you would use is File Channel. More information can be found here:
Thanks,
Dana
Hey Dana - Thank you for your response.
Thank You
Deepti
If you don't have any further questions, please mark my response as a solution.
Thanks!
Dana
Hey Dana - Just to confirm the second Qlik Replicate server can be on a completely different network correct? The reason am asking is the client is external and wont be on the same network as the first Qlik Replicate server.
Thank You
Deepti
If you want to push the data to an endpoint that is not in your LAN, use the File Transfer Service to send the files created in the local task to the remote location.
Remote task #Remote task | Qlik Replicate Help
Thanks,
Dana
Hey Dana - Once FTS is set up on the Remote Qlik server, port 9090 should be open from the Local Qlik server to be able to communicate to the File Transfer Service set up on the Remote Qlik server as well. Is my understanding correct?
Thank You
Deepti
Hi @deeptimathew,
Yes if you use the default port for FTS then you are correct, the port 9090 should be open from the Local Qlik server.
Thanks,
Swathi
Thanks,
Swathi
Yes, by default port 9090 is used and has to be open on both Replicate servers.
Thanks,
Dana
Hey Dana - Morning, I was able to enable the FTS service and set up a task on Qlik Replicate 1 to write files to Qlik Replicate 2 using File Channel target end point. I see files generating on Qlik Replicate 2 as well. I setup a task on Qlik Replicate 2 to read the files and apply changes in an Oracle target end point. Here is where I see issues, I don't see the task picking up the generated files on Qlik Replicate 2. The task doesn't fail or give errors, it keeps looking for FC files on Qlik Replicate 2. Anything I might be missing? Any pointers to what I can look for?
Thank You
Deepti