Having an updated base every day
From: Pavils Jurjans (pavils_at_mailbox.riga.lv)
Date: 09/01/04
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 16:10:36 +0300
Hello,
I have two symmetrical databases on two SQL servers - one remote, the
other - local. The data in the remote server changes every minute. The data
in local SQL server is used for creating some reports and general testing.
Sometimes data from the local base can be irreversibly deleted.
I want to have some sort of procedure, that would do one-direction
synchronisation of the two databases. The data in the remote database should
overwrite the data in the local database, so that after the update the local
database is exact copy of the remote database. Of course, this kind of
result could be achieved by detaching the remote base and bringing over the
database files, or doing full DTS. However, detaching and transfering is not
a viable solution since the remote base is actively used and the size of
data files are considerable; And, doing full DTS would take years. There is
some need to do some comparison of record hashes etc., so that the size of
the data that have to be transfered is reduced to minimum.
Thanks,
Pavils
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