December 2008
Intermediate to advanced
912 pages
22h 46m
English
Replication is a native SQL Server feature that allows a DBA to copy tables, views, indexed views, functions, stored procedures, and so on from one database to another, and allows a DBA to control how synchronized the two copies are. In other words, you can replicate changes to both data and schema objects (that is, table, view, or stored procedure changes, and so on). Some replication types allow for bidirectional replication, where changes made on the destination database can be replicated back to the source database.
Replication is best used for the following purposes:
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