SQL Replication Insights

What is SQL Replication?

SQL Replication is a database technology for copying data from a database (publisher) to one or more databases (subscribers). It enables distributing data across multiple locations, improving availability, read performance, and disaster recovery capabilities. Common uses include creating read-only replicas for reporting, distributing data to branch offices, and maintaining a standby database for high availability.

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SQL Replication Competitor Technologies

IBM DB2

IBM DB2 offers its own data replication capabilities, making it a competitor to SQL Server Replication.

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Oracle

Oracle offers its own data replication solutions such as Oracle GoldenGate, making it a competitor to SQL Server Replication.

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SQL Replication Complementary Technologies

Microsoft SSIS

SSIS can be used to load data into databases that are part of a replication topology, or to perform transformations as part of a data synchronization strategy alongside replication.

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