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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / Replication / July 2008

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Huge Replication Scenario

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Peter - 28 Jul 2008 16:05 GMT
Hello,

We have several operational companies doing projects in the gas and oil
industry. These companies use a smorgasbord of applications running against a
central SQL Server in Central Europe.
To overcome latency issues we are planning to have about a dozen SQL Servers
all over the world and set up a bidirectional, transactional replication
between all these locations.
As all our subsidiaries work on their own projects conflicts seem to be at a
minimum. What concerns us is our huge database, though. It encompasses around
a thousand tables and several hundred views etc.
I spent some time sifting through this newsgroup but never found a post
pertaining a similar sized scenario.
Does anyone have industrial experience with replicating huge database
dispersed across various locations worldwide?

Any comment is highly appreciated.

Peter
Kevin3NF - 28 Jul 2008 18:19 GMT
You mention the number of objects, but the amount of data.  I can make a 5
table database over a terabyte and a 100 table database under a gig...

Specifics please :)

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Peter - 29 Jul 2008 08:17 GMT
The amount of data is currently around ten giga byte. But we are expecting a
significant growth over the years. So I'm assuming we will be dealing with
fifty giga byte soon.

> You mention the number of objects, but the amount of data.  I can make a 5
> table database over a terabyte and a 100 table database under a gig...
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