API Actions: ReplicationStatus

API Actions: ReplicationStatus

 

Request Syntax:

XML

POST /api/ReplicationStatus HTTP/1.1
Host: use.your.host.name:82
X-Amz-Content-Sha256: e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855
Content-Type: application/xml
X-Amz-Date: 20171115T202130Z
Authorization: AWS4-HMAC-SHA256 Credential= UQOPWUVNBALABCABCABC/20171115/us-east-1/cloudbasic/aws4_request, SignedHeaders=content-length;content-type;host;x-amz-content-sha256;x-amz-date, Signature=995374189c189e8e68ed3de82c1764ca11971711fb5179eeab2b19edd883dd74

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ReplicationStatusRequest>
	<ReplicationId>998acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993</ReplicationId> 
</ReplicationStatusRequest>

JSON

POST /api/ReplicationStatus HTTP/1.1
Host: use.your.host.name:82
X-Amz-Content-Sha256: e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855
Content-Type: application/json
X-Amz-Date: 20171115T202130Z
Authorization: AWS4-HMAC-SHA256 Credential= UQOPWUVNBALABCABCABC/20171115/us-east-1/cloudbasic/aws4_request, SignedHeaders=content-length;content-type;host;x-amz-content-sha256;x-amz-date, Signature=995374189c189e8e68ed3de82c1764ca11971711fb5179eeab2b19edd883dd74

{
	"replicationId": "998acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993"
}

 

Request Parameters

Parameter Description Required
ReplicationID It is the GUID of the Replication. Yes
Type: String
Default: None

 

Request Headers

This implementation uses only request headers that are common to all operations. For more information please see the section Common Request Headers

Response Syntax:

Response for replications created with <ReplicationMethod>ContinousWithAutoSeeding</ReplicationMethod> & <ReplicationMethod>ContinousWithSemiAutoSeeding</ReplicationMethod>

XML

HTTP/1.1 200
status: 200
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

< ReplicationStatusResponse>
	<ReplicationId>998acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993</ReplicationId>
	<RequestTimestamp>Wednesday, November 8, 2017 12:00:17 AM</RequestTimestamp>
	<SeedingStatus>Success</SeedingStatus>
	<SeedingClusterLocation>Remote</SeedingClusterLocation>
	<IsDataReplicationOn>true</IsDataReplicationOn>
	<IsSchemaReplicationOn>true</IsSchemaReplicationOn>
	<RunningCtPid>798acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993</RunningPiId>
	<RunningCtStatus>Running</RunningCtStatus>
	<RunningCtStartTime>Wednesday, November 8, 2017 12:00:17 AM</RunningCtStartTime />
	<RunningCtClusterLocation>Remote<RunningCtClusterLocation>
	<LastCtPId>898acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993</LastCtId>
	<LastCtStatus>CompletedWithErrors</LastCtStatus> <!-- ??
	<LastCtStartTime>Wednesday, November 8, 2017 12:00:17 AM</LastCtStartTime>
	<LastCtEndTime>Thursday, November 30, 2017 1:39:29 AM</LastCtEndTime>
        <TimeSinceLastCtEndTimeInSeconds>121</TimeSinceLastCtEndTimeInSeconds> <!-- 12.211 and above -- time in seconds since the process with ID reported in LastCtPId ended (status can be Failed, Success, CompletedWithErrors, CompletedWithWarnings ) -->
        <TimeSinceLastSuccessfulCtEndTimeInSeconds>121</TimeSinceLastSuccessfulCtEndTimeInSeconds> <!-- 12.211 and above -- time in seconds since the last process with status in (Success, CompletedWithErrors, CompletedWithWarnings ) ended --> 
	<LastCtClusterLocation>Remote<LastCtClusterLocation>
	<RunningRedshiftPid>998acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993</RunningRedshfitPid 
	<RunningRedshiftStatus>Running</RunningRedshiftStatus>
	<RunningRedshiftStartTime>Wednesday, November 8, 2017 12:00:17 AM</RunningRedshiftStartTime>
	<RunningRedshiftClusterLocation>Remote<RunningRedshiftClusterLocation>
	<LastRedshiftPid>998acaec-9211-4dac-b90b-196fd1d17993</LastRedshiftPid>
	<LastRedshiftStatus>Running</LastRedshiftStatus>
	<LastRedshiftStartTime>Wednesday, November 8, 2017 12:00:17 AM</LastRedshiftStartTime>
	<LastRedshiftEndTime>Wednesday, November 29, 2017 1:39:28 AM</LastRedshiftEndTime>
	<LastRedshiftClusterLocation>Remote<LastRedshiftClusterLocation>
	<RunningS3Pid>Null</RunningS3Pid>
	<RunningS3Status>Null</RunningS3Status>
	<RunningS3StartTime>Null</RunningS3StartTime>
	<RunningS3ClusterLocation>Remote<RunningS3ClusterLocation>
	<LastS3Pid>Null</LastS3Pid>
	<LastS3Status>Null</LastS3Status
	<LastS3StartTime>Null</LastS3StartTime>
	<LastS3EndTime>Null</LastS3EndTime>
	<LastS3ClusterLocation>Remote<LastS3ClusterLocation>
</ ReplicationStatusResponse>

JSON

HTTP/1.1 200
status: 200
{
	"replicationId": 594ed5c8-e0aa-4fd0-987f-fcfd2aaf1763,
	"requestTimestamp": "Thursday, November 16, 2017 1:33:04 AM",
	"seedingStatus": "Success",
	"seedingClusterLocation": "Remote",
	"isDataReplicationOn": false,
	"isSchemaReplicationOn": false,
	"runningCtPid": null,
	"runningCtStatus": null,
	"runningCtStartTime": null,
	"runningCtClusterLocation": "Remote",
	"lastCtPid": "594ed5c8-e0aa-4fd0-987f-fcfd2aaf1764",
	"lastCtStatus": "Success",
	"lastCtStartTime": "Monday, November 13, 2017 10:15:27 PM",
	"lastCtEndTime": "Monday, November 13, 2017 10:15:27 PM",
        "timeSinceLastCtEndTimeInSeconds": "1.2" -- 12.211 and above -- time in seconds since the process with ID reported in LastCtPId ended (status can be Failed, Success, CompletedWithErrors, CompletedWithWarnings ) 
        "timeSinceLastSuccessfulCtEndTimeInSeconds": "1.3" -- 12.211 and above -- time in seconds since the last process with status in (Success, CompletedWithErrors, CompletedWithWarnings ) ended
	"lastCtClusterLocation": "Remote",
	"runningRedshiftPid": null,
	"runningRedshiftStatus": null,
	"runningRedshiftStartTime": null,
	"runningRedshiftClusterLocation": "Remote",
	"lastRedshiftPid": null,
	"lastRedshiftStatus": null,
	"lastRedshiftStartTime": null,
	"lastRedshiftEndTime": null,
	"lastRedshiftClusterLocation": "Remote",
	"runningS3Pid": null,
	"runningS3Status": null,
	"runningS3StartTime": null,
	"runningS3ClusterLocation": "Remote",
	"lastS3Pid": null,
	"lastS3Status": null,
	"lastS3StartTime": null,
	"lastS3EndTime": null
	"lastS3ClusterLocation": "Remote",
}

 

Response Parameters

Parameter Description Optional
ReplicationID It is a GUID that uniquely identifies every Replication. No
RequestTimestamp The Date and Time when the request was submitted. No
SeedingStatus The current status of the initial seeding process. Possible options include:

  • Running
  • AwaitingBackupRestore
  • ConfirmingBackupRestore
  • Success
 No
SeedingClusterLocation Indicates whether the seeding process is running (or ran) on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered.

Note:
To retrieve logs of a remotely executed seeding, the respective API method of either server can be called, providing the unique cluster ReplicationID. This basically indicates whether this server is in a cluster.

Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 No
IsDataReplicationOn * If DataReplication is turned off via an AlterReplication API method call, the value would be false. Yes
IsSchemaReplicationOn * If SchemaReplication is turned off via an AlterReplication API method call, the value would be false. Yes
RunningCtPid * ~ It is the GUID that contains the Process ID of the currently executing Change Tracking (Ct) process. Yes
RunningCtStatus * ~ Contains the status of the currently executing Change Tracking (Ct) process. Possible values include:

  • Running
  • RunningWithErrors
  • RunningWithWarnings
RunningCtStartTime * ~ Contains the start date and time of the currently executing Change Tracking (Ct) process. Yes
RunningCtClusterLocation * ~ Indicates whether the Ct Process is running on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered. Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 Yes
LastCtPId * It is the GUID that contains the Process ID of the last executed Change Tracking (Ct) process. No
LastCtStatus * Contains the status of the last executed Change Tracking (Ct) process. Possible values include:

  • Success
  • CompletedWithErrors
  • CompletedWithWarnings
 No
LastCtStartTime * # Contains the start date and time of the last executed Change Tracking (Ct) process. No
LastCtEndTime * # Contains the end date and time of the last executed Change Tracking (Ct) process. No
TimeSinceLastCtEndTimeInSeconds * #
(12.211 and above)
  Time in seconds since the process with ID reported in LastCtPId ended (status can be Failed, Success, CompletedWithErrors, CompletedWithWarnings ) No
TimeSinceLastSuccessfulCtEndTimeInSeconds * #
(12.211 and above)
  Time in seconds since the last process with status in (Success, CompletedWithErrors, CompletedWithWarnings ) ended No
LastCtClusterLocation * # Indicates whether the Ct Process ran on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered. Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 No
RunningRedshiftPid * % It is the GUID that contains the Process ID of the currently executing Redshift export/ upload process. Yes
RunningRedshiftStatus * % Contains the status if the currently executing Redshift export/upload process. Possible values include:

  • Running
  • Failed
  • Canceled
 Yes
RunningRedshiftStartTime * % Contains the start date and time of the currently executing Redshift export/ upload process. Yes
RunningRedshiftClusterLocation * % Indicates whether the Process is running on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered. Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 No
LastRedshiftPid * % It is the GUID that contains the Process ID of the last executed Redshift export/ upload process. Yes
LastRedshiftStatus * % Contains the status if the last executed Redshift export/upload process. Possible values include:

  • Running
  • Failed
  • Canceled
 Yes
LastRedshiftStartTime * % Contains the start date and time of the last executed Redshift export/ upload process. Yes
LastRedshiftEndTime * % Contains the end date and time of the last executed Redshift export/ upload process. Yes
LastRedshiftClusterLocation * % Indicates whether the Process ran on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered. Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 No
RunningS3Pid * % It is the GUID that contains the Process ID of the currently executing S3 export/ upload process. Yes
RunningS3Status * % Contains the status if the currently executing S3 export/upload process. Possible values include:

  • Running
  • Failed
  • Canceled
 Yes
RunningS3StartTime * % Contains the start date and time of the currently executing S3 export/upload process. Yes
RunningS3ClusterLocation * % Indicates whether the Process is running on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered. Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 No
LastS3Pid * % It is the GUID that contains the Process ID of the last executed S3 export/ upload process. Yes
LastS3Status * % Contains the status if the last executed S3 export/upload process. Possible values include:

  • Running
  • Failed
  • Canceled
 Yes
LastS3StartTime * % Contains the start date and time of the last executed S3 export/ upload process. Yes
LastS3EndTime * % Contains the end date and time of the last executed S3 export/ upload process. Yes
LastS3ClusterLocation * % Indicates whether the Process ran on this server or on the remote cluster server. This tag is returned only if this server is clustered. Possible values are:

  • Remote
  • Local
 No

* - These fields are included in the response only if all of the following conditions are met:

  • the initial seeding is complete
  • the initial seeding status is not “Failed”
  • the Replication Mode is not OneTimeWithAutoSeeding

~ - These fields are populated only when there is a running Change Tracking (Ct) process at the time the response is generated
# - These fields can be used to monitor the replication latency
% - These fields are populated only when replicating to Redshift

Response Example – ReplicationStatus #1
A sample response to a request with <ReplicationMethod>ContinousWithSemiAutoSeeding</ReplicationMethod>

HTTP/1.1 200
status: 200
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
< ReplicationStatusResponse>
	<ReplicationId>594ed5c8-e0aa-4fd0-987f-fcfd2aaf1763</ReplicationId>
	<RequestTimestamp>Monday, December 4, 2017 10:34:45 PM</RequestTimestamp>
	<SeedingStatus>AwaitingBackupRestore</SeedingStatus>
	<SeedingClusterLocation>Remote</SeedingClusterLocation>
	<IsDataReplicationOn>false</IsDataReplicationOn>
	<IsSchemaReplicationOn>true</IsSchemaReplicationOn>
</ ReplicationStatusResponse>

Response Example – ReplicationStatus #2
A sample response to a request with <ReplicationMethod>OneTimeWithAutoSeeding</ReplicationMethod>

HTTP/1.1 200
status: 200
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
< ReplicationStatusResponse>
	<ReplicationId>594ed5c8-e0aa-4fd0-987f-fcfd2aaf1763</ReplicationId>
	<RequestTimestamp>Monday, December 4, 2017 10:41:36 PM</RequestTimestamp>
	<SeedingStatus>Success </SeedingStatus>
	<SeedingClusterLocation>Remote</SeedingClusterLocation>
</ ReplicationStatusResponse>

 

Error Response Syntax:

XML

HTTP/1.1 400
status: 400

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ErrorResponse>
	<RequestId>request-id</RequestId>
	<Errors>
		<Error> <Message>Error message 1</Message> </Error>
		<Error> <Message>Error message 2</Message> </Error>
	</Errors>
</ErrorResponse>

JSON

HTTP/1.1 400
status: 400

{
	"errors": [
        "{ReplicationId}:Invalid value for ReplicationId"
	],
	"requestId": 21
}