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Replicate only some tables

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yann - 13 Feb 2006 14:40 GMT
I have a database with many tables, it is possible to replicate only one or
two tables.

thanks

yann
David W. Fenton - 13 Feb 2006 20:23 GMT
> I have a database with many tables, it is possible to replicate
> only one or two tables.

It is possible to replicate an entire database, then change some
tables to not be replicable. However, when you create replicas, only
the replicated tables are included. You'd have to copy the
non-replicated tables manually. However, once you wree set up, it
should work.

I have a couple of replicated apps that include a non-replicated
table or two, and the only time I have to worry about it is when I
create a new replica (I have to remember to manually import the
structure of the non-replicated table).

You might also consider partial replication, though I've never
actually used it myself (except for empty partial replicas).

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yann - 14 Feb 2006 09:40 GMT
thanks!

yann

>> I have a database with many tables, it is possible to replicate
>> only one or two tables.
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> You might also consider partial replication, though I've never
> actually used it myself (except for empty partial replicas).
yann - 14 Feb 2006 11:01 GMT
sorry, i have a problem to create a relationship between the replicated
tables and non-replicated table after the import of the non-replicated
table.

thanks

> thanks!
>
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>> You might also consider partial replication, though I've never
>> actually used it myself (except for empty partial replicas).
David W. Fenton - 14 Feb 2006 20:58 GMT
> i have a problem to create a relationship between the replicated
> tables and non-replicated table after the import of the
> non-replicated table.

If there's a relationship, the tables on both sides of the
relationship have o be replicated.

Think about it -- how could it be any other way?

You might consider a partial replica, which allows you to filter
tables in individual replicas.

Or stop worrying about having the data in multiple replicas.

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