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Default What type of replication? - 06-15-2009 , 06:51 AM






Hi,

I have 50 servers all want to have synchronized with the same information. I
need to replicate 4 BD, 6 Publications and 300 tables (approximately). The
size of the data will be 2.5 GB per year.
My question is: Merge, Bidirectional Transactional or Peer-to-Peer
Transactional?

Greetings.

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Default Re: What type of replication? - 06-15-2009 , 07:28 AM






That depends on your data flow. If you want bi-directional data flow, merge
might work best.

Bi-directional transctional replication which faster than p2p and merge
replication is not really that scalable beyond serveral subscribers.

Peer to Peer likewise it not scalable beyond 10 subscribers.


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Hi,

I have 50 servers all want to have synchronized with the same information.
I need to replicate 4 BD, 6 Publications and 300 tables (approximately).
The size of the data will be 2.5 GB per year.
My question is: Merge, Bidirectional Transactional or Peer-to-Peer
Transactional?

Greetings.



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