FAILOVER_READINESS

Indicates the readiness of the service to start a failover. The values include:

• Not ready — The service is Not Ready if

• the REPL_SUMMARY_STATE Info Item is 'Invalid' or 'Unknown' and
• the FAILOVER_STATUS Info Item is any value other than 'Normal'.

• Ready — The service is Ready if

• the REPL_SUMMARY_STATE Info Item is 'Valid' and
• the FAILOVER_STATUS Info Item is 'Normal'.

• Unknown — The failover readiness of the service is unknown.

FAILOVER_STATUS

Indicates the current failover status of the service. The values include:

• Not redundant— For a non-redundant service.
• Normal — Not currently doing a failover. Applies to all services.
• Waiting — Waiting for the next step in the failover sequence. Applies to all services.
• Freezing — In the process of stopping all processing. Applies to all services except RSM.
• Frozen — All processing has stopped. Applies to all services except RSM.
• Replicating — The service is catching up on replication. Applies to all services except RSM.
• Processing — The master RSM service is doing work. Applies to the master RSM only.
• Pre-failover — The RSM is waiting for all services to synchronize. Applies to RSMs only.
• Starting — The service is starting a failover. Applies to RSMs only.
• Failover — Switching services from standby to active. Applies to RSMs only.
• Post-failover — Starting standby services and changing replication source of indirect services. Applies to RSMs only.
• Aborting — Aborting failover. Applies to RSMs only.
• Error — The service is in error. Applies to all services except RSM.
• Monitoring — Not currently doing a failover, but monitoring the state of the RSM on the Primary Active Server. Applies to RSMs only.
• Unknown — The failover status of the service is unknown.

IN_REDUNDANT_SET

Indicates whether this service is part of a redundant relationship. The value equals the REDUNDANT keyword in the service configuration file.