Hello Srinivas,
M2Y wrote:
Markus: It looks like the hybrid approach used by Postgres-R(as
described in that paper) is good.
Well, yeah. That's why am working on it ;-)
You are very welcome to download the patch and dig into the sources. See
www.postgres-r.org for more information.
To answ
Thank you very much Robert and Markus.
> What kind of replication are you interested in?
>
Markus: It looks like the hybrid approach used by Postgres-R(as
described in that paper) is good.
Thanks,
Srinivas
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Hello Srinivas,
M2Y wrote:
My basic question is: in multimaster replication, if each site goes
ahead and does the modifications issued by the transaction and then
sends the writeset to others in the group, how the ACID properties be
maintained?
Well, there are different approaches. With regard
Hi Srinivas,
Multi-master replication in Postgres-R is handled using a process called
certification that ensures there are no serializability violations. Look at
the paper by Kemme and Alonzo entitled "Don't be Lazy, Be Consistent..."
(http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~kemme/papers/vldb00.html). In th
