When you deactivate a remote journal, the collection of data is
stopped.
If you are deactivating a synchronously maintained journal, the remote
journal function is ended immediately, regardless of whether an immediate
or controlled end is requested. If the remote journal is in the catch-up phase
of processing, the remote journal function is ended immediately, regardless
of whether an immediate or controlled end is requested. (Catch-up processing
refers to the process of replicating journal entries that existed in the journal
receivers of the source journal before the remote journal was activated.)
Remote journals are in catch-up if they have a delivery mode of asynchronous
pending or synchronous pending.
- Controlled
- Deactivates the remote journal function in a controlled manner. This means
that the system should replicate all journal entries already queued to be
sent from the source system to the target system before deactivating the remote
journal. Until all queued entries have been replicated, the remote journal
will be in a state of inactive pending. While in a state of inactive pending,
the Remote Journals window provides inactive pending information. When all
queued entries have been sent to the target system, the system sends a message
to the journal message queue, indicating that the remote journal function
has been ended.
- Immediately
- Deactivates the remote journal function immediately. This means that the
system should not continue to replicate any journal entries that are already
queued before deactivating the remote journal.