RENAMEBUMPDELAY
Valid for
CHGNOTE
Description
Use RENAMEBUMPDELAY
to specify the number of seconds to bump the last modified timestamp on the GGSCPU
nn
files. By default, the last modified timestamp is changed to the current system time plus one second. If a user program that is bound with the Oracle GoldenGate Intercept library notes that GGSCPU
nn
has a new timestamp, it reevaluates file opens to make sure it has the proper file name. It continues reevaluating file opens until it reaches a time in the future (current time plus the bump specified with RENAMEBUMPDELAY
).
You can increase the number of bump seconds into the future to address situations where the user application reevaluates file opens before an actual file rename is completed. Increasing the value will cause the user application to reevaluate file opens for a longer period. The default is the recommended setting.
Default
1
Example
RENAMEBUMPDELAY 2