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Posted by Damien on 09/14/05 09:44
Neil wrote:
> What I mean is that I'm using bound forms in the MDB to a large extent.
> Updating of the data through the forms is handled automatically through the
> ODBC driver without code.
>
Hi Neil,
I know that in an ideal world, you'd like your two servers to be
perfectly synchronised. Can we explore the reasons for such a desire?
If it is for failover, it may be best to look into what clustering can
do for you. That is, if you have the $s to spend, since it quickly gets
expensive. Anything you "roll-your-own" with (e.g. having an update
trigger on the server A tables that updates the server B tables) can
actually make your system *more* brittle (if server B goes down, you'll
probably lose the ability to change anything in server A).
So, my first question is why do you want this immediate
synchronisation? We may be able to offer better ideas...
Damien
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