Le Mercredi 26 Février 2003 19:42, Gregory Wood a écrit :
> > One thing I do notice about dbmirror is that it requires a
> > single-column primary key on every replicated table. I bet you could
> > hack it to use some other not null unique column, though.
>
> Are you sure about that? We're using it right now on several tables with
> multi-column primary keys with no problems.
>
> There used to be a problem with tables that had _no_ primary key, but the
> developer (Steve Singer IIRC) fixed that, at least in so far as it no
> longer crashes. I don't know if it actually replicates those tables since I
> got primary keys added to all our *ahem* unnormalized tables.
Same for me here ... Using DBmirror since 3 months ... and no primary key on
all my table !
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