Wrong Database or Host Name

If you have made an error entering the subscriber database name or host name in the replication scheme, you may see something like the following:

Unable to swap datastore locally
No receiver NEWSTORE on SERVER2 found to swap with

If you provide an incorrect host name for a subscriber, you may receive this error:

Problem: ttRepAdmin -duplicate command returns TimesTen error 12080: No 
subscriber found to swap with.

You also receive information about the subscriber that TimesTen is trying to locate. One common cause is providing an incorrect host name, which must be the exact same name as the host name provided when issuing the CREATE ACTIVE STANDBY PAIR statement. For example, if you created the subscriber with myhost.oracle.com, but only provided myhost in the ttRepAdmin -duplicate, the subscriber will not be found.

Note:

If myhost is the local host, use the -localhost argument. You typically need to use the -localhost argument if the local host name does not exactly match the host name provided when creating the replication scheme.