have somes persons use replication with sleepycat dB ?

is the same functionnality that mySQL to replicate with master and slave ?


do you have somes URL that explain the mecanism about this replication ?

"masterzark" <masterzark (AT) yyyahhoo (DOT) com.br> wrote
We've been using it for a couple of months in a high-load production
system. It's excellent. We rely on it for:

- high availability (fast failover to standby replicas)

- performance improvements (i.e. increased transaction throughput, as
it allows us to safely disable flusing of the transaction log to disk
on each commit - see DB_TXN_NOSYNC in the documentation)

- scalability (we implemented a system for multiple Masters which
leverages single-master replication)


I've never used mySQL replication, but Berkeley DB replication is
"single master, multiple stand-by replicas". Replicas can also
perform read-transactions.


Try http://www.sleepycat.com/docs/ref/rep/intro.html and subsequent
pages.


Hope this helps.

regards,

Chris