On Mon, 8 Oct 2018, Kacey Holston wrote:

> I have not had to use the resubscribe command since migrating to 2.2 and I am not quite understanding the
> docs. I am hoping someone can clarify how to use the call for me. 
> I have 4 nodes
> 
> A is replicating to B and C and C is replicating to D.
> 
> I would like to resubscribe B so it is a receiver from C so A is the provider to C and C is the provider to
> B and D.
> 
> Would I run:
> 
> RESUBSCRIBE NODE  (
>    ORIGIN = A,
>    PROVIDER = C,
>    RECEIVER = B
> );
> And it will resubscribe all the sets? What id I wanted to only resubscribe some sets? There does not seem to
> be an option for this like there was with using subscribe set(). I see the function for reshapesubscription
> which seems to be more in line with what I want but it does not seem to be a callable.

I think you would first need to do

RESUBSCRIBE NODE  (
     ORIGIN = A,
     PROVIDER = A,
     RECEIVER = C
  );

So C is receiving the data from A directly

then you could do

RESUBSCRIBE NODE  (
     ORIGIN = A,
     PROVIDER = C,
     RECEIVER = B
  );

to point B at C.

If all your sets have A as the origin then they must all take the same route
to each subscriber.  You can't have some sets from A reach C through B and 
other sets from A reach C directly.



> 
> Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> — Kacey
> 
>