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Other: Two or more groups in one channel with different set of tables causes F_JR0225 during replication activation.

Rafał Stajkowski User

Hello!

There is an issue with activating replication of channel which consists of two or more groups with different set of tables.

We have scenario when we are using 2+ groups in one channel called x1test. Let's call them BASIC and FULL. Group BASIC contains fewer tables than group FULL. List of tables defined in channel is a sum of tables in BASIC and FULL group. However activating such channel ends with 

F_JR0225 error "No Integrate action defined for the following tables: 'x1acft', 'x1acft_add'...." with following 

F_JG0557
"The previous error occurred during request [POST /latest/hubs/hvr_hub_6202/channels/x1test/activate]."

In HVR 5 behaviour was different - such channels were allowed. Is it possible to limit this error to warning, or don't treat such situation as a problem at all? Almost all of our channels are containing multiple groups and splitting these groups to multiple channels would complicate things a lot.

Also I'm wondering if this error will be rised in this scenario: replication is from V720 to V710 and list of tables is generated from V720, but some of tables doesn't exist in V710 and therefore no Integrate action will be created for missing tables, but the table will exist in table catalog.

best regards,

Rafal Stajkowski

 

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  • Mark Van de Wiel User

    Hi Rafal,

    Have you reported this in a regular support ticket?

    Or, if you could share an HVR 5 channel export file then I can take a look to see how to achieve the function you need in HVR 6.

    Thanks,
    Mark.

  • Rafał Stajkowski User

    Hi Mark!#234163

    I've made a mistake raising it here as a "feature". Sorry!

    I've raised a ticket #234163. If you can check it, I would be happy, as it looks like HVR6 is missing functionality of multiple different groups in single channel.

    best regards,

    Rafal Stajkowski