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SINKRON DATA BETWEEN SITES
Hi All,
I have two sites, and using the same application.
Now, we have two servers, HO and Warehouse at different site.
What should I do to sync data between them instantly using application ?
I mean every transaction inputed at Warehouse will directly effect to server at HO ?
Thank you.
I have two sites, and using the same application.
Now, we have two servers, HO and Warehouse at different site.
What should I do to sync data between them instantly using application ?
I mean every transaction inputed at Warehouse will directly effect to server at HO ?
Thank you.
ASKER
Hi PatelAlpesh,
The database structures are the same.
I want to sync it using application directly every transaction.
How could I do it ?
Thank you
The database structures are the same.
I want to sync it using application directly every transaction.
How could I do it ?
Thank you
hi if you have 2 server located in different use can use replication,where both the servers are available,
if you want to use the secondary server for readonly purpose you can use easy and best way log shipping,, you can also use linked servers to have data syncronisation
if you want to use the secondary server for readonly purpose you can use easy and best way log shipping,, you can also use linked servers to have data syncronisation
ASKER
The servers are in different which is just could be connected using internet.
Both server are production server and use the same application.
Which method is suitable for this.
Thank you.
Both server are production server and use the same application.
Which method is suitable for this.
Thank you.
There are two options
1) Every SQL that you execute on one server, execute it on the other as well (using two different connection strings). But if the link between the two servers is internet then the app will be slow. But you can work around that by queueing the SQL statements and running a separate thread for executing these against the distant server.
2) Use SQL Server Replication. Once you configure it correctly, SQL Server will manage the synching itself.
1) Every SQL that you execute on one server, execute it on the other as well (using two different connection strings). But if the link between the two servers is internet then the app will be slow. But you can work around that by queueing the SQL statements and running a separate thread for executing these against the distant server.
2) Use SQL Server Replication. Once you configure it correctly, SQL Server will manage the synching itself.
ASKER
Hi CodeCruiser,
1. It is interesting, how to queueing the SQL statement using VB Code ?
1, 2. How to configure to to make it link ?
Thank you.
1. It is interesting, how to queueing the SQL statement using VB Code ?
1, 2. How to configure to to make it link ?
Thank you.
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For 1: Would you please more specific or sample how it works.
For 2: I will learn it.
Thank you.
For 2: I will learn it.
Thank you.
Ok. Add a
Dim q As New Queue(Of String)
in a Module. Whenever you execute a SQL Query, use this
q.Enqueue("the sql command")
Now you are creating a Queue of sql commands. You can add a timer and a backgroundworker to the main form. When the timer ticks (whatever interval you set), run the backgroundworker if its not already running. In the backgroundworker, use the q.DeQueue and then use the usual sql objects (connection, command) to run the query.
Dim q As New Queue(Of String)
in a Module. Whenever you execute a SQL Query, use this
q.Enqueue("the sql command")
Now you are creating a Queue of sql commands. You can add a timer and a backgroundworker to the main form. When the timer ticks (whatever interval you set), run the backgroundworker if its not already running. In the backgroundworker, use the q.DeQueue and then use the usual sql objects (connection, command) to run the query.
ASKER
Let me describe what I get:
1. Every transaction happened, I write it to a textfile for queueing ?
2. Using timer to read the textfile and execute it using sql command?
Thank you.
1. Every transaction happened, I write it to a textfile for queueing ?
2. Using timer to read the textfile and execute it using sql command?
Thank you.
>I write it to a textfile for queueing ?
You can use a text file but i used a Queue(of String) in the example above.
You can use a text file but i used a Queue(of String) in the example above.
ASKER
Ok, I will learn it.
Thank you very much for your help.
Thank you very much for your help.
Glad to help :-)
otherwise if have access of both SQL server then transfer data using SSIS package from one server to another server.