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Symmetric replication

From: Sara Filipponi <Sara.Filipponi_at_Digital.com>
Date: 1999/02/10
Message-ID: <79rr0u$vi4$1_at_minix.vbo.dec.com>#1/1 






Hi. I must use advanced replication to develope a critical application, in
particular synchronous data propagation between two master sites.
When one of the two site fails, I could stop the replication activity but
when the site arises and is ready, how I can restore the database to be
align with the one on the first site? 'Cause I think it is not sufficient to
resume the replication activity, and I would not to apply an import/export
if the site is down for few minutes..


Perhaps, do I have to switch to deferred propagating mode before stopping
replication activiy and then, when the site arises, push the deferred queue
and switch from asynchronous to synchronous propagation? I don't know if it
could work.


Every idea is appreciated, thanks a lot to everyone who has spent some time
to read this post.



Sara
Received on Wed Feb 10 1999 - 00:00:00 CET












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