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The DataSync Agent will process all data which comes into its queue. This means that by default multiple instances can write to the same queue and the agent will process them all. If you do not want this behavior you can modify your configuration so the agent will only process data from a specific instance and skip the rest.
First, you will need to set up one of the Perspectium DataSync Agents.
You should stop running your DataSync Agent before making any Agent configuration changes.
To set up instance filter for the DataSync Agent, follow these steps:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" standalone="no"?> <config> <agent> <subscribe> <task> <task_name>example_subscribe</task_name> <message_connection password="encrypted:XXXX" user="XXXX" queue="psp.out.replicator.example" >amqp://example.perspectium.net</message_connection> <instance_connection password="encrypted:XXXX" user="XXXX">http://dev18450.service-now.com</instance_connection> <handler>com.perspectium.replicator.sql.SQLSubscriber</handler> <decryption_key>The cow jumped over the moon</decryption_key> <database_type>mysql</database_type> <database_server>MyAddress</database_server> <database_port>3306</database_port> <database_user>XXXX</database_user> <database_password>XXXX</database_password> <database>psp_repl</database> <key>dev18450</key> </task> </subscribe> <max_reads_per_connect>2000</max_reads_per_connect> <polling_interval>5</polling_interval> </agent> </config> |
NOTE: If you have multiple tasks in your agent.xml you should place this tag in each task. You can have one task have one key and a different task with a different key.