3 Defining an Active Standby Pair Replication Scheme

You can design a highly available system and define replication schemes.

• Overview of Master Database States

• Restrictions on Active Standby Pairs

• Defining the DSNs for the Databases

• Table Requirements for Active Standby Pairs

• Defining an Active Standby Pair Replication Scheme

• Identifying the Databases in the Active Standby Pair

• Using a Return Service for an Active Standby Pair

• Setting STORE Attributes for an Active Standby Pair

• Configuring Network Operations for an Active Standby Pair

• Using Automatic Client Failover for an Active Standby Pair

• Including or Excluding Database Objects From Replication

• Replicating Tables With Foreign Key Relationships in an Active Standby Pair

• Replicating Cache Groups in an Active Standby Pair

• Materialized Views in an Active Standby Pair

• Replicating Sequences in an Active Standby Pair

• Duplicating a Database

To reduce the amount of bandwidth required for replication, see Compressing Replicated Traffic.