How does sybase replication work?
Answer / Megha
Sybase replication works by distributing data from a central database (publisher) to one or more remote databases (subscribers). It uses triggers and transaction logs to ensure that the subscriber's data stays in sync with the publisher. You can choose between snapshot, merge, or peer-to-peer replication depending on your needs.
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