Transactional Replication
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What is Transactional Replication?
Transactional replication is a feature in SQL Server (and other database systems) used to copy data from one database (the publisher) to one or more other databases (the subscribers). It provides near real-time data synchronization. It's commonly used for distributing data to reporting servers, disaster recovery sites, or for offloading read-only workloads from the primary database.
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Which job functions commonly mention Transactional Replication?
Database Administrator
0.1% of all Database Administrator jobs mention Transactional Replication
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Database Engineer
33 Database Engineer jobs mention Transactional Replication
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Platform Engineer
2 Platform Engineer jobs mention Transactional Replication
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Data Engineer
5 Data Engineer jobs mention Transactional Replication
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Software Engineer
45 Software Engineer jobs mention Transactional Replication
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Which organizations are mentioning Transactional Replication?
Deloitte
Professional Services
Link Group
Professional Services
mBank S.A.
Finance and Insurance
SAP
Scientific and Technical Services
Actabl
Accommodation and Food Services
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