Hi,
Most of the documents talk about the normal replication and dual
master. None of them talk about the conflict handling. Does it mean
that we need to handle the conflict ourselves? As I know, MSSQL has a
way to implement 2 ways replication. Any drawback if using MSSQL for
this kind of
ngo wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I know it is an old question and I have read from the mysql website
> > about the topic. Until now, mysql still doesn't support 2 ways
> > replication, quoted from mysql website. As I have multiple location
> > and ea
gt; I know it is an old question and I have read from the mysql website
> about the topic. Until now, mysql still doesn't support 2 ways
> replication, quoted from mysql website. As I have multiple location
> and each location will have a DB. Most of all need to read and write
>
have read from the
> mysql website
> about the topic. Until now, mysql still doesn't support
> 2 ways
> replication, quoted from mysql website. As I have
> multiple location
> and each location will have a DB. Most of all need to
> read and write
> to the database.
ml
If you need more than 2 masters, then all bets are off..
Atle
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007, Rilawich Ango wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I know it is an old question and I have read from the mysql website
> about the topic. Until now, mysql still doesn't support 2 ways
> replication, qu
Hi all,
I know it is an old question and I have read from the mysql website
about the topic. Until now, mysql still doesn't support 2 ways
replication, quoted from mysql website. As I have multiple location
and each location will have a DB. Most of all need to read and write
to the dat
uot;Kevin Cowley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 9:56 AM
Subject: RE: 2 ways Replication in MySQL
I worked on a military system that went further than this, but again
required a proprietary application to perform the updates.
Database
rever :>
anyways, it's complicated.
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Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 9:34 AM
Subject: Re: 2 ways Replication in MySQL
"Mojtaba Faridzad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
I worked on a military system that went further than this, but again
required a proprietary application to perform the updates.
Databases were either slave, master, of standalone. Any update transaction
was logged to a file. If the master was available then
If we are the master we apply the updat
ometimes for a day or more a city lost the
> connection to the master database and the users could not work. Now I am
> going to change the method to have a copy of database on each location.
Each
> location should be able to change the data also. All tables are myISAM.
I am
> th
I am
going to change the method to have a copy of database on each location. Each
location should be able to change the data also. All tables are myISAM. I am
thinking about 2 ways Replication in MySQL but as MySQL document recommended
not to do it because there is no guarantee that we won&#
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