Re: Database replication method
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Yuksel Pinarbasi
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Re: Database replication method
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F0823C8D27C248038B3F9AC9EB2C9C7C@yukiPC
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Re: Database replication method (Daniel Staal)
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Insert image into bytea question George Roberge <groberge@andforthelamb.org>
Re: Insert image into bytea question David G Johnston <david.g.johnston@gmail.com>
Re: Insert image into bytea question George Roberge <groberge@andforthelamb.org>
Re: Insert image into bytea question David G Johnston <david.g.johnston@gmail.com>
Re: Insert image into bytea question Jov <amutu@amutu.com>
Re: Insert image into bytea question George Roberge <groberge@andforthelamb.org>
Database replication method "Yuksel Pinarbasi" <yukselp@gmail.com>
Re: Database replication method Daniel Staal <DStaal@usa.net>
Re: Database replication method "Yuksel Pinarbasi" <yukselp@gmail.com>
Re: Database replication method Keith <keith@keithf4.com>
Re: Database replication method "Yuksel Pinarbasi" <yukselp@gmail.com>
Re: Database replication method Keith <keith@keithf4.com>
Re: Insert image into bytea question Chris Campbell <ccampbell@cascadeds.com>
> First question: Does the database need to be local to both locations? > Could you use a front-end that connects to the same backend database from > both campuses? (Like a web front end?) That's your easiest solution. Main concern is to be able to continue to work during a network failure. Internet connections are not very reliable in the area. > Next question is *if* that's not acceptable, do both locations need to be > able to modify the database? Yes > Going with your above description, and assuming there isn't a way to > simplify your requirements, the page above points to the Bucardo project > as a solution you'll want to look at: > Thanks, my online research pointed me to the same direction also. Yuksel
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