Point to point replication

Replication is point-to-point between sites. There is no "routing forward."

Consider this example:

  • Site A has a rule to Site B that replicates category X (which includes the table xxx).
  • Site B has a rule to Site C that replicates category X.
  • Site A does not have a replication rule to Site C that replicates category X.

If the xxx table is updated at Site A, the change is replicated to the xxx table at Site B; however, that change is not replicated from Site B to Site C. For an xxx table change at Site A to be replicated at Site C, there must be a replication rule in Site A that sends that data to Site C as well.