9 Defining Classic Replication Schemes

This chapter describes how to define classic replication schemes.

Note:

For information about defining active standby pair replication schemes, see Defining an Active Standby Pair Replication Scheme. If you want to replicate a database that has cache groups, see Administering an Active Standby Pair With Cache Groups.

This chapter includes these topics:

• Designing a Highly Available System

• Defining a Classic Replication Scheme

• Restrictions and Table Requirements for Classic Replication Schemes

• Establishing the Databases

• Duplicating a Master Database to a Subscriber

• Restrictions for Classic Replication Schemes Involving Multiple Masters

• Defining Replication Elements

• Checking for Replication Conflicts on Table Elements

• Setting Transmit Durability on DATASTORE Element

• Using a Return Service in a Classic Replication Scheme

• Setting STORE Attributes in a Classic Replication Scheme

• Configuring Network Operations for a Classic Replication Scheme

• Classic Replication Scheme Syntax Examples

• Applying a Classic Replication Scheme to a Database

• Creating Classic Replication Schemes With Scripts

Note:

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

To replicate tables with columns in a different order or with a different number of partitions, see Column Definition Options for Replicated Tables.