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In Q replication, a load process in which the Q Apply program loads data into a target table. The user can specify a load utility or let the Q Apply program choose the best available utility. See also manual load.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a configuration in which the Apply program runs on the source server or a replication server other than the target server. The Apply program pushes updates from the source server to apply them to the target. See also pull configuration.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a load process in which the user loads data into a target table and then notifies the replication program. See also automatic load.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a configuration in which the Apply program runs on the target server. The Apply program pulls updates from the source server to apply them to the target. See also push configuration.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a Q Apply program thread that gets messages from a receive queue and passes the messages to one or more agent threads to be applied to targets.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a consistent-change-data table that is used to save data before that data is replicated to the target database. A consistent-change-data table used for staging data can function as an intermediate source for updating data in one or more target tables. See also consistent-change-data table, SQL replication.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a replication configuration in which changes that are made to one copy of a table are replicated to a second copy of that table. Changes that are made to the second copy are replicated back to the first copy.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a control table value for the sequence number in the DB2 log or journal record corresponding to the last change that was applied during the most recent Apply cycle. This value is also used to coordinate the pruning of CD tables. See also change-data table.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a replication configuration that includes peer-to-peer or bidirectional replication.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a definition that controls the replication of changed data during a subscription cycle. A subscription set can contain zero or more subscription-set members. See also replication source, subscription.
Industry:Software
