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- con_id—Connection ID assigned to the source/target connection
- source—Name of the source
- target—Name of the target, an IP address on the target, or a virtual IP address
- type—Any of the following script types
- MIRRORSTART—This script starts when the target receives the first mirror operation. In the case of a difference mirror, this may be a long time after the mirror is started because the script does not start until the first different data is received on the target. If the data is synchronized and a difference mirror finds nothing to mirror, the script will not be executed. The mirror start script will not run for the initial baseline mirror when a connection is first established.
- MIRRORSTOP—This script starts when a mirror is stopped, which may be caused by an auto-disconnect occuring while a mirror is running, the service is shutdown while a mirror is running, or if you stop a mirror manually.
- MIRRORCOMPLETE—This script starts when a mirror is completed. Because the mirror statistics may indicate a mirror is at 100% when it is actually still processing (for example, if files were added after the replication set size was calculated, if there are alternate data streams, and so on), the script will not start until all of the mirror data has been completely processed on the target.
- path—Specify the full path and file name (including the file extension) to the script on the target. Do not include arguments with the path, only the path and file name. Enclose the path in quotation marks. The file name you specify for your script should be the primary executable of the command being run. If you are using a command shell to execute a script, put the command shell execturable as the script file name and pass another script name in as an argument.
- arguments—Specify any arguments, valid for your script, that are required to execute your script. Multiple arguments need to be enclosed in quotation marks and separated by a space. Also, if an argument contains non-alphanumeric characters, you must enclose it in quotation marks. Arguments cannot contain nested quotation marks. Therefore, if you are passing more than one argument to your script, none of the arguments can require quotation marks. To work around this limitation, you can use 8.3 file naming.
- DELAY—Delay all C:\Program Files\DoubleTake processing until the script finishes processing
- NODELAY—Allow C:\Program Files\DoubleTake processing to continue while the script is processing
- INTERACT—Display script processing on the screen
- NOINTERACT—Do not display script processing. Execute the script silently in the background
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