Replication of a database
От | Thomas Antepoth |
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Тема | Replication of a database |
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Msg-id | Pine.LNX.3.96.990215180854.7451A-100000@ns.c-c.de обсуждение исходный текст |
Список | pgsql-general |
Hello altogether, i'm breeding on a sensible concept to replicate a database in a heterogenous environment while keeping the relations intact. Given situation: Database 1 Database 2 MASTER Database 3 ... Database n Every database replicates itself to MASTER which renumbers the relations and which replicates the data to the rest of the databases. All databases must have identical data. All databases have tables with relations on unique indices. All databases are granted i/u/d permissions on itself. So any database may fire a trigger to insert, update or to delete a record on any other database. The shown scheme has the disadvantage to have two passes. One Transfer of data from a slave to a master and one acknowledgement with corrected relations from the master to the sending slave and replication traffic to the other, receiving slaves. Does anybody know how to implement another replication scheme? Are there any info pointers on readings about replication of databases? Thank you in advance. t++
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