tailieunhanh - Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Replication Step by Step

Table of Contents Eager Replication Lazy Replication Components in Replication Distributor Publisher Subscriber Publication Article Subscriptions Agents Snapshot Agent Log Reader Agent Distribution Agent Merge Agent Queue Reader Agent Purpose of Replication Replication in SQL Server Snapshot Replication Transactional Replication Merge Replication Physical Replication Models Publisher/Distributor–Subscriber Model Central Publisher–Multiple | Page 1 of 85 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Replication Step by Step WIPRO Applying Thought Author Name Account Business Group Author s Mahesh Kumar Chudamani Employee ID -11003447 Email ID Satish Kumar Vemulakonda Employee ID -11003436 Email ID Microsoft TMTS Reviewer s Microsoft TMTS Table of Contents Eager Lazy Components in Wipro Technologies Confidential Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Replication Step by Step Page 2 of 85 Snapshot Log Reader Distribution Merge Queue Reader Purpose of Replication in SQL Snapshot Transactional Merge Physical Replication Publisher Distributor-Subscriber Central Publisher-Multiple Subscribers Central Subscriber-Multiple Publishers Multiple Publishers-Multiple Subscribers Configuring Step 1 Configuring Step 2 Configuring Step 3 Verifying the Status of Replication Step 4 Configuring Permissions for the Distribution Wipro Technologies Confidential Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Replication Step by Step Page 3 of 85 Step 5 Creating a Best Practices in Best Practices in Snapshot Best Practices in Transactional Best Practices in Merge Introduction Replication is a set of technologies that can move data and database objects from one database to another and across different platforms and geographic locales. Using replication you create copies of the Database and share the copy with different users so that they can make changes to their local copy of database and later synchronize the changes to the source database. The advantages of .