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Re: Replication and Table Design

From: Michael Myers <mjmyers_at_nospam.blazenet.net>
Date: Thu, 01 Apr 1999 23:39:01 -0500
Message-ID: <370449E5.DF57A648@nospam.blazenet.net>


> When record are inserted, each record is given the nextval sequence
> number as it's rec_id - so far, so good. I now need to create both an
> east-coast and west-coast version to provide better data locality - my
> question is: If I apply "loose consistency", that is , asynchronous
> replication of the data (each coast can receive new records for
> insertion in the database) - how can I keep the data synchronized
> properly?

  1. Give the East coast a sequence that ranges from 0-499999 and the Left coast a sequence that ranges from 500000-999999?
    • or -
  2. Have the sequence generated by a third server in Kansas ;)
Received on Thu Apr 01 1999 - 22:39:01 CST

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