How It Works
Through a process called replication, Remote Communications is able to
transfer data between two sites that were previously not connected. Replication
means moving data, which may include customer records, receipts, and inventory records,
for example.
Remote Communications utilizes three replication methods, or directions of data
flow, to accurately distribute data:
Publish
The control site server will send to a remote site a published table with all records
which have changed since the last replication session, including deletions. The
data replicated includes new records, as well as existing ones that have been updated
since the last session.
Subscribe
The control site server will receive from a remote site a subscribed table of all
records which have changed since the last replication session. The data replicated
includes new records, as well as existing ones that have been updated.
Synchronize
The control site server and the remote site send and receive a synchronized table
simultaneously. The data replicated includes new records, as well as existing ones
that have been updated. |
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