On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 12:00:50PM -0700, Ed L. wrote:
> stretch, but is a monstrous improvement. I'm assuming eRServer,
> rserv, or DBMirror maintains a proper transaction order, even if it's
> incomplete.
I dunno about dbmirror, but rserv and its bigger cousin both actually
apply the current-as-of-snapshot version of the row (which means that
if you have multiple changes to the same row, you needn't go through
all the iterations when applying the snapshot). I presume the same
is true of dbmirror, since it relies on the primary key.
> Sounds like PG-R + Spread is tackling that, too. I am learning that,
> if PG-R can work as advertised, it removes all my concerns about a
> syncronous system.
Yes, if it works as advertised, it'd be a _mighty sweet_ piece of
technology.
A
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