Access to Legacy Applications and Data
Access to Legacy Applications and Data |
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Source table names can be filtered so that they reduce network traffic and improve performance during setup. This allows subscriptions to be updated in environments that have large numbers of possible source tables. Also, connections to source and destination servers can be pooled in order to avoid the performance costs of reestablishing connections unnecessarily. Pool sizes can be adjusted as needed.
The Data Replicator Service caches subscription information. By doing this, it avoids the performance costs of obtaining the information from the data replicator control database at each scheduled replication time.
HDR does not coordinate online database transactions. Thus, it is not a suitable tool for carrying out routine database updates.