fmeasysync New Install - how to seed the server file so there is no initial sync?

[GisMo]

I think there was some instructions somewhere, but I cannot find them .

I have a created local file and server file. Both contain the exact same data. I want to deploy this solution, but I want to avoid a massive first-time sync.

 

How can I avoid a massive first-time sync?

[Joshua Willing Halpern]

Hey, I'm going from memory here, but to avoid an initial sync, before you deploy the local copy, set ES_Last_Push_UTC_Time, and ES_Last_Pull_UTC_Time to the current UTC using Get ( CurrentTimeUTCMilliseconds ). That will trick the local file into thinking it just synced and it will consider itself up to date (until a record changes on the server or locally).

I think there is also a "last full sync" field somewhere that you may want to set to the current timestamp. But that one should automatically update after your next sync. 

[GisMo]

Hey @Joshua Willing Halpern  

Thanks. That's correct. I ended up digging through the sync code and found that to be true. The record time stamps are compared to push and pull time stamps. I just changed LAST PUSH and LAST PULL To my current timestamp before deploying. 

Thanks!

[Joshua Willing Halpern]

Nice!

[A_K]

Hi,

I am working to implement Easy Sync into a solution that may have 300K records or so.  I am running a test with 225K records and cannot get the initial sync to complete - even when running it on the same LAN as the server (so the fastest possible connection). I tried the suggestions listed in this post to no avail.

There are 5 tables total.  4 of them have 15 records each and the 5th has the 225K records.  There are 10 fields max in each table.

Any suggestions? Am I at the limit of Easy Sync?

[Joshua Willing Halpern]

If you set es last push and last pull time stamps correctly then it should jump over those two sections super quickly, So confirm that. 

 

Is is it getting stuck on the “sync check” part?