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2 databases need same table infromation

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Souris - 16 Apr 2008 13:30 GMT
I have 2 databases are stored in different servers.

I need maintain those tables twice for the same information.

Are there any way to set synchronize them automatically daily or any time
user maintain the database?

Your information is great appreciated,
David W. Fenton - 16 Apr 2008 19:17 GMT
> I have 2 databases are stored in different servers.
>
> I need maintain those tables twice for the same information.
>
> Are there any way to set synchronize them automatically daily or
> any time user maintain the database?

Yes, Jet replication works for that. What is the connection between
the servers? Wired LAN? Internet? That will determine how difficult
it is to implement and what methods you can use.

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user@domain.invalid - 16 Apr 2008 19:33 GMT
>> I have 2 databases are stored in different servers.
>>
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> the servers? Wired LAN? Internet? That will determine how difficult
> it is to implement and what methods you can use.

Why not redesign to store the data in one place, maintain it once and
use it in both applications?

Bob
David W. Fenton - 17 Apr 2008 23:20 GMT
>>> I have 2 databases are stored in different servers.
>>>
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> Why not redesign to store the data in one place, maintain it once
> and use it in both applications?

My assumption was that there was some reason they were not
accessible, but, yes, obviously, one shared data store would be
preferable.

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