>No. That link is about one way Replication. A main server with backup
>servers and if the main server dies, a backup can take over.
>
>What was asked was if any one server is updated, all others are updated.
>I'm also interested but I very much doubt it can be done because there is
>nothing in the manuals about this.
I didn't see anything on MySQL about this problem and developped a little (windows
NT/2000) soft that do it, but it has constraints and some bugs I haven't yet fixed.
The problems are:
- I need to restart it as soon as a connecting problem appear (ODBC don't restart
connecting to servers)
- some locked tables appear with no reason
Constraints:
- adding a new field in each replicated table
- having a primary index on each replicated table.
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Patrick Premartin
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