Microsoft SQL Server provides the following types of replication for use in distributed applications: Expand table TypeDescription Transactional replication Changes at the Publisher are delivered to the Subscr
When specifying server instance names participating in replication, you must supply the name in the format of the SQL Server registered server instance name. For example, you must use the SQL Server instance name when specifying Publisher or Subscriber parameters to replication stored procedures or t...
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 provides the following types of replication for use in distributed applications: Transactional Replication Merge Replication Snapshot Replication The type of replication you choose for an application depends on many factors, including the physical replication environment, the type ...
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 provides the following types of replication for use in distributed applications: Transactional Replication Merge Replication Snapshot Replication The type of replication you choose for an application depends on many factors, including the physical replication environment, the type ...
SQL Server Column Store Index Benefits and Usage Column store indexes were designed to be used when indexing very large amounts of data in data warehouse applications, specifically for fact tables. Depending on the data being indexed you can see up to a 100 times improvement in query performance...
DBMS level – replication settings and fault tolerance solutions Database level – backup and recovery As we can see from the list above, fault tolerance must be implemented at the level of the entire server as it is the final frontier before the performance loop of the entire information syst...
Understand the Replication Models in SQL Server 2008 Monitor SQL Server Performance and Activity with Built-In Functions How to Quickly Create a Copy of a Table using Transact-SQL Use New Cmdlets in SQL Server PowerShell to Mange SQL Server 2008 ...
Database replication involves storing copies of a database in different locations. Learn how it works and how to get started. Modern enterprise applications run critical processes that constantly generate high-value data. Ingesting from these apps can affect their performance and uptime — a business...
Statement-based replication.When using statement-based replication, a simple rule of thumb to follow is,“If the statement run on the source would also execute successfully on the replica, it should also replicate successfully”. In other words, if the statement uses a value that is compatible ...
Replication ID varbinary Binary Same as SQL Server field size varbinary (MAX) OLE Object varchar (field size), where field size is less than or equal to 255 Text Same as SQL Server field size varchar (field size), where field size is greater than 255 Memo var...