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What are the advantages and disadvantages of merge replication?

SQL Server replication - August 29, 2008 at 18:00 PM by Amit Satpute

What are the advantages and disadvantages of merge replication?

Advantages

  • It provides built-in and custom conflict resolution capabilities.
  • It allows for the synchronization of data from multiple tables at one time.
  • It provides rich data replication options like selection of article types and filtering and identity range management.

Disadvantages

  • Merge replication requires more configuration and maintenance at the server
SQL Server replication - May 19, 2009 at 18:00 AM by Rajmeet Ghai

What is Replication and Database Mirroring?

Database Mirroring allows two copies of a database on different computers. Clients can get access to only one database called as”principal” database. Any changes applied to principal database, are applied on the copy also called as the mirror. This is achieved by applying the transaction log for every insert, update, or deletion made on the primary database. This increases the availability of a database incase of a failure.


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