| Reg Domaratzki \(iAnywhere Solutions\) 2006-01-30, 11:24 am |
| Database mirroring is a new feature planned for the next major release of
SQL Anywhere, and sounds like exactly what you're looking for. Although SQL
Remote and/or MobiLink can be used to implement a backup copy of the backup,
there will always be some latency in the system, and there will be a few
manual steps to bring the "backup" server up should something go wrong with
the "main" server.
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"sebastien chedal bornu" <sebastien. chedalbornu@freesbee
.fr> wrote in
message news:43da67f6$1@foru
ms-1-dub...
> hi, i have a customer who have a soft wich works on a sql anywhere 8
> database.
> I want to put a backup server so when the main server is down he can
still
> work.
> so what i want is that the database on the backup server is the same as
the
> main server allways automaticaly... is there a way to do this ???
> i know how to macke a full backup image file of the database with sybase
> central but i want that allways....
> i want that every write on the base make a write on the backup base.
>
> thanks
>
> sebastien chedal bornu
>
>
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