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When to use peer to peer replication in SQL Server?
This section provides information and guidelines to consider when you use peer-to-peer replication. Peer-to-peer replication is available only in Enterprise versions of SQL Server. All databases that participate in peer-to-peer replication should contain identical schema and data:
How to manually remove a replication in SQL Server 2000?
To remove a publication, you can use the following system stored procedures: sp_droppublication: You can use the sp_droppublication system stored procedure to drop a publication and the articles that are associated with the publication. You must run the stored procedure at Publisher on the publication database.
Can a table be included in multiple peer to peer databases?
Tables and other objects cannot be included in multiple peer-to-peer publications in a single publication database. A publication must be enabled for peer-to-peer replication before any subscriptions are created. Subscriptions must be initialized by using a backup or with the ‘replication support only’ option.
How can I remove a publication from my database?
After you remove all the subscriptions that subscribe to a publication, you can remove the publication. After you remove the publications at the publication database, you must set the replication database option for the publication database to false. To remove a publication, you can use the following system stored procedures:
When to use merge replication or partitioning in Java?
This partitioning ensures that modifications to a given row originating at one node are synchronized with all other nodes in the topology before the row is modified by a different node. If an application requires sophisticated conflict detection and resolution capabilities, use merge replication.
What happens when changes are replicated to more than one node?
If a row is modified at more than one node, it can cause a conflict or even a lost update when the row is propagated to other nodes. There is always some latency involved when changes are replicated.
When to execute multiple replication procedures in one batch?
When executing multiple replication stored procedures in a single batch, after the first procedure, all subsequent procedures in the batch must be preceded by the EXECUTE keyword. All stored procedures in a batch must compile before a batch will execute.
What are the different types of replication in SQL Server?
The following types of replication allow data to be changed at Subscribers: merge replication, transactional replication with updatable subscriptions, and peer-to-peer transactional replication.
How to configure SQL server replication from the publisher?
Next, kindly proceed to the next steps as per the standard configuration steps of the publication as per PART-2 Configure the Publisher from the SQL Server replication: Configuring Snapshot and Transactional Replication article
How is transactional replication used in P2P?
P2P replication is built on transactional replication. It maintains transactional replication between servers and allows publishers and subscribers to send data to each other. Thus participating servers are updated near real-time based on the scheduled frequency.
How is a peer to peer topology similar to a replication topology?
Administering a peer-to-peer topology is similar to administering a typical transactional replication topology, but there are a number of areas with special considerations. The principal difference in administering a peer-to-peer topology is that some changes require the system to be quiesced.