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Old 07-02-03, 11:39
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Synchronization
Do any of u know links, books, etc in this matter. I want to develop a decentralized db to be used by different apps on different places. My middle tier will handle the synchro since i have linux and palm clients as well as Windows. I want it to be cross rdbms because my middle tier use linux and windows rdbms concurently.

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Old 07-03-03, 07:58
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Re: Synchronization
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Do any of u know links, books, etc in this matter. I want to develop a decentralized db to be used by different apps on different places. My middle tier will handle the synchro since i have linux and palm clients as well as Windows. I want it to be cross rdbms because my middle tier use linux and windows rdbms concurently.

Thanks in advance.

u dont need books u can us vbnet and mysql. ur welcome.
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Old 07-03-03, 10:54
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Thanks for the reply but , i cannot synchronize mysql with MSSQL. I have to do it with hand. MyCentral DB is MSSQL but offices have MySQL.
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