Workgroup Replication/Synchronisation
Ian Logan asked about replication or synchronisation for the 9.4 Workgroup edition with about 10 sites, and SyncML experience. Jurgen noted Workgroup Edition licensing excludes HDR and ER. Uri Haham suggested IBM DB2 Information Integrator replication, which is trigger based. No other solutions were given.
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Could you please give me some advice on the best way to go about setting up replication for the 9.4 workgroup version. The replication will be from a central server out to regional offices/laptops. We want to synchronise the data in the central server with the data in the regional computers. There will only be about 25 users and about 10 sites to sync with, and so the enterprise version is a little too costly for this. One of our clients uses a system from ITA but I would like to know if there are other systems around. Also, has anyone any experience of SyncML with Informix? (Possible replication out to PDAs). Many thanks Ian Logan
Jürgen I am aware that WE does not have HDR or ER, that is why I am asking for other solutions. Kind Regards Ian Logan From: <jrotter@paninfo.com> To: <ian.logan@straker.com> Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 12:46 PM Subject: Replication Could you please give me some advice on the best way to go about setting up replication for the 9.4 workgroup version. The replication will be from a central server out to regional offices/laptops. We want to synchronise the data in the central server with the data in the regional computers. There will only be about 25 users and about 10 sites to sync with, and so the enterprise version is a little too costly for this. One of our clients uses a system from ITA but I would like to know if there are other systems around. Also, has anyone any experience of SyncML with Informix? (Possible replication out to PDAs). Many thanks Ian Logan Hi Ian, HDR and ER replication is not allowed for IDS WE. There is a licence limitation within the WE edition. regards Jürgen
Ian You can use IBM DB2 II replication, It is trigger based replication. http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/integration/db2ii/editions_replication.html Uri IAN LOGAN wrote: >Could you please give me some advice on the best way to go about setting up replication for the 9.4 workgroup version. The replication will be from a central server out to regional offices/laptops. We want to synchronise the data in the central server with the data in the regional computers. There will only be about 25 users and about 10 sites to sync with, and so the enterprise version is a little too costly for this. > >One of our clients uses a system from ITA but I would like to know if there are other systems around. > >Also, has anyone any experience of SyncML with Informix? (Possible replication out to PDAs). > >Many thanks >Ian Logan > > > >*********************************************** >This Mail Was Scanned By Mail-seCure System in > Matrix Herzeliya >*********************************************** > > > >
> Ian > > You can use IBM DB2 II replication, It is trigger based replication. > http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/integration/db2ii/editions_replication.html > > > Uri > > IAN LOGAN wrote: > >> Could you please give me some advice on the best way to go about >> setting up replication for the 9.4 workgroup version. The replication >> will be from a central server out to regional offices/laptops. We >> want to synchronise the data in the central server with the data in >> the regional computers. There will only be about 25 users and about >> 10 sites to sync with, and so the enterprise version is a little too >> costly for this. >> One of our clients uses a system from ITA but I would like to know if >> there are other systems around. >> >> Also, has anyone any experience of SyncML with Informix? (Possible >> replication out to PDAs). >> >> Many thanks >> Ian Logan >> >> >> >> *********************************************** >> This Mail Was Scanned By Mail-seCure System in Matrix >> Herzeliya >> *********************************************** >> >> >> >> >