Hello Rene,

Do you replicate from Korea to Los Angeles and Philippines? Wow! Isn't that slow or very slow? What happens when the connection between the servers is broken? Do I have to take any special considerations for my tables? Say, the type of primary keys or referential integrity?

Sorry, for the many questions but I guess I need to do replication in the near future and I want to be very well documented.

Thank you very much,

Luis



>Hi Luis,
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>I have tried using replication in SQL Server 2000. I have use the transactional replication and it works fine.
>I have no problem with it. The transactional replication works for me. I did not tried merge replication.
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>I have tried replication of db from our data center in Korea to data center in Los Angeles and Philippines using transactional replication and it works fine.
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>>I have a SQL Server DB that I want to be replicated in two other geographically distant buildings. What are the pre-requisites for the DB to be ready for replication? I want to use replication that updates, say, every 15 minutes data for all the DB tables.
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>>TIA,
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>>Luis