Web services model to snapshot replication over multiple database engines
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.18511Keywords:
Web services, open replication model, snapshot, RDBMS, push, pull, subscription, publication, distribution, SOAAbstract
In this paper, we present a web service model to support snapshots replication in multiple database engines. This model is open and is composed by a set of web services, agents and a manage console that allows to perform administrative tasks independently from the application and the database engines. This model uses a replication master catalog (CMR) to store the replication data. We show the architecture used and the behavior of our replication model to provide a better understanding about the data replication, as well as, discussion of several papers related to the replication services independent from the database engines.
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