I'll forward this conversation to the list since I'm no mysql guru and
others with more knowledge might step in.
Glen Boyer wrote:
Let me ask you this, If I may ?
You have Server A in San Diego and Server B in New York
You have replication between A ---> B
You have replication between B ---> A
Eric wrote:
Hi,
Do you know of a database that can do such a thing?
sorry, no I don't.
MySQL is the only DBMS with replication I found, yet.
There is a replication project with PostgreSQL but it's not in the
official distribution the last time I checked.
In the announcement of the cooperation
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-->> I did this some time ago
On 08/15/03 16:01, Andreas wrote:
I did this some time ago.
Host A and B
You just configure host A as master and host B as slave of host A.
Then you do the same vice versa.
There is a description in the manual.
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I have this set up, but I also have other sla
Glen Boyer wrote:
Can anyone tell me if your product can or will do Bi-Directional
Replication.
I did this some time ago.
Host A and B
You just configure host A as master and host B as slave of host A.
Then you do the same vice versa.
There is a description in the manual.
>
A B
master / slaves.
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-->Can anyone tell me if your product can or will do Bi-Directional
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Can anyone tell me if your product can or will do Bi-Directional
Replication.
We are currently using MS-Access which has A Desiggn Master and Replica's
that can exchange information (data) back and forth between replica's. Is
there any way to do this with MySQL ?
We are looking for
