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Replications idea

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gini - 18 Nov 2006 18:26 GMT
Hello.

I have  pice of work to do : replication four tables between
two databases (on demand). One databases is located in main departament
anothers are on mobile-workers computers whose can work offline.
I would like using hibernate for replication:
first session read data (objects list) from "local" database,
second session save this data in main database or vice versa.
What do you think about using hibernate for this solutions ?

Thanks in advance
gini
Martin Gregorie - 18 Nov 2006 20:33 GMT
> Hello.
>
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> second session save this data in main database or vice versa.
> What do you think about using hibernate for this solutions ?

Assuming you really mean "replicate TABLES", not "copy selected rows",
why not use a simple script and the database's load/unload utilities?

IMO if its straight-forward table replication then writing a program in
*any* language is time wasted re-inventing a wheel that already exists.

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gini - 19 Nov 2006 20:44 GMT
> Assuming you really mean "replicate TABLES", not "copy selected rows",
> why not use a simple script and the database's load/unload utilities?

Sorry, I would like say "copy selected rows".

thanks
gini


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