replication

What is deference between Microsoft Sync Framework and Replication? which one is better? Sync Framework is a programming framework. You still have to program it yourself. Replication is an end to end feature. Replication solves changes in schemas too (I believe Sync Framework deals with synchronizing data, not schemas) Replication has many more enterprise features already resolved. Sync Framework can be used for not only databases, but anything with a sync provider (replication is only for databases). I'm sure there are more differences.. but these should give you a start. 来源： https:/

When I want to force an update of the subscribers to my merge replication publication, I can go into the Replication Monitor, right click on the subscription, and choose Start Synchronizing. I'd like to be able to script this (using vba/vbscript or a command line). I'd also like users to be able to run the script (what permissions would be required, if any?). I'm sure this has been asked and answered many times before, but my Googling attempts came up empty. Assuming the publication already exists (and a valid snapshot is available on a valid folder), here are the T-SQL and command line

I want replicate a small array to specific length array Example: var = [22,33,44,55] # ==> len(var) = 4 n = 13 The new array that I want would be: var_new = [22,33,44,55,22,33,44,55,22,33,44,55,22] This is my code: import numpy as np var = [22,33,44,55] di = np.arange(13) var_new = np.empty(13) var_new[di] = var I get error message: DeprecationWarning: assignment will raise an error in the future, most likely because your index result shape does not match the value array shape. You can use arr.flat[index] = values to keep the old behaviour. But I get my corresponding variable: var_new array([

We have a transactional replication setup using 3 SQL Servers, 1st as publisher, 2nd as distributor, and 3rd as subscriber. We have an activity to change the location of the replicated DB (subscriber) using de-attach and attach method. During this activity, I will need to stop the SQL server and hence all replicated transactions will fail. What's the proper way to pause the replication during this activity, so when I attach the DB again and start the SQL service, replication will resume normally. Thanks Please see the following link for details of how to accomplish this: Start and Stop a

For my current project we are thinking of setting up a dual master replication topology for a geographically separated setup; one db on the us east coast and the other db in japan. I am curious if anyone has tried this and what there experience has been. Also, I am curious what my other options are for solving this problem; we are considering message queues. Thanks! Just a note on the technical aspects of your plan: You have to know that MySQL does not officially support multi-master replication (only MySQL Cluster provides support for synchronous replication). But there is at least one "hack"