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Data replication on two databases

From: Jorge_Beteta <jbeteta_at_yahoo.com>
Date: 24 Jun 2004 10:30:34 -0700
Message-ID: <5140b91e.0406240930.4a7bbe28@posting.google.com>


For security reasons, we have two Oracle 9.i database servers (Windows Server 2003 as O/S):

We have a database server A in our internal network, which is our Intranet, too.

We have a database server B, out of our Intranet but in our internal network, which can be accessed through Internet and any Internet user with a certain password can insert, update or delete records.

Both database servers A and B have the same structure, they can communicate with each other, but their data is different. Database A can be accessed from our Intranet and its records can only be updated for our Intranet users. Database B is only available for Internet users (out of our Intranet) and they also can update its records.

**We need that both databases have the same data at any time.**

Is it possible to REPLICATE in real time both database servers? Is there any set up or configuration that we must follow to achieve that? I mean "real time" as both databases have to be transactionally consistent at all times.

Thanks in advance! Received on Thu Jun 24 2004 - 12:30:34 CDT

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