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The concept of Peer to peer transactional replication is used to increase the server scale out capabilities. All nodes within the system are treated as peers and can be updated simultaneously. Each node has its own Log Reader Agent and Distribution Agent. Therefore, a node can be taken offline for scheduled maintenance without impact on performance and put online again and logs from other nodes can be applied to it. HTTP Replication SQL Server 2005 introduces Web synchronization for merge replication and provides the user with the ability to replicate directly over an HTTP or HTTPS connection. This solution will be appreciated by mobile users. The Internet Information Services are used to transfer data between the publisher and the subscriber and subscribers connect to a URL on the web server using authentication parameters configured in the subscription. The messages sent are packaged as XML and encrypted using Secure Socket Layer for security. The IIS communicates in a binary format with the publisher over a TCP/IP network connection. Since HTTP replication is merge replication technology, updates can be made both to rows at both the subscriber and publisher ends. Since the subscriber is mobile, the merge agent runs on the subscriber and configures only pull subscriptions. The synchronization can be configured to run continuously, on schedule or on demand. Subscription is initialized at the subscriber end by a snapshot generated at the publisher and transferred to the subscriber. In Web synchronization the snapshot is delivered as an attachment over HTTP.
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Configuring Replication
1. In Object Explorer, expand the Replication folder. 2. Right-click Publications, and then click New Publication.
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6. On the Publication Database page, click Exforsys, and then click Next.
7. On the Publication Type page, click Transactional publication, and then click Next.
8. On the Articles page, expand Tables, select EmployeeMaster(EmployeeId), and then click Next.
11. On the Snapshot Agent page, click Next. 12. On the Agent Security page, click Security Settings
13. In the Process account box, type SQL2005PC\SQLServer. In the Password and Confirm Password boxes, type P@ssw0rd, and then click OK.
14. On the Agent Security page, click Next. 15. On the Wizard Actions page, click Next.
16. On the Complete the Wizard page, enter a Publication name of AWContacts, and then click Finish.
publication. In this module we have examined the enhancements made to replication services and the different types of replications that have been introduced in SQL Server 2005. We have also briefly examined how replication can be configured using the options available in the SQL Server 2005 version.
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