what is the diffrence between Snap Shot and Transaction
Replication
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Snapshot is the a picture or snapshot of the databse is
taken peridicalloy propgated to the sbuscripber.
it does't invole continuesly.
only read only
transcation replication : This can be used to replication
changes to the database with this any changes made to the
replication data immediately caputred from transcation log
and propogated to the distributor
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Answer / gowtham
In snapshot replication we ccan take the copy of the database
from publisher and put it into the subscriber,here it is in read-only mody it will not allow us to make any modifycations
In Transactional replication it is a oneway commite if we did any modifications in publisher those modifications will be replicated to suscriber (here the log rederagent captures the
changes in suscriber from transactional log and it moves to the distibutor).
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