Using Perl to repliace tables between databeses.
"Lenga, Yair " <[email protected]> Mon, 16 Jul 2007 11:50:59 -0400
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Hi, I'm working on a project where I have to create a "Warm backup" - system that has MOST of the data ready (1-2 hours delay data is OK). The important part is that it will ALWAYS be available. Rate of changes to the data is low (1% of data changes every day, 50MB data). Given that I do not have experience with replication, I ruled out trying to configure replication server for this project. I'm down to two options: - Try to use the rs_subcmp program to move changes between the machines every hour. - Use a custom perl program to mimic the rs_subcmp tool. I've used custom perl code in the past - I've added a checksum/timestamp to every record to help with the comparison process. I can not use this logic now - I can not modify the table structure (or add triggers, etc) for this project. Does anyone have experience that can help me compare the two approaches ? Anyone know of a perl tool to perform similar task ? Are there any other reasonably priced tools that can be used for this task of synching data tables between data servers ? Thanks Yair Lenga