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Hi Friends,

I came across one of the requirement that is.

--I have two database ABC and XYZ.
--Under Both the DB we have one table Employee(Schema of both the database is same).
--Whenever we insert the record into [ABC].Employee it should be sync with the another database table [XYZ].Employee.
--I have been using Sql server 2008R2 and VS2013 on my production.

I don't want to replicate databases or restore Database.

Do we have any utility or any provision to sync the data in two different database, Please share. Help would be greatly appreciable.

Thanks & Regards,
deepakaitr12345
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Updated 3-Nov-15 22:22pm
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Corporal Agarn 4-Nov-15 6:42am    
This is what replication is used for. Publish the one to the other. If the second is just a backup you could even do log shipping.
That being said if you still do not want to replicate your VS2013 code should replicate the inserts.

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You can maintain a boolean column sync in the Employee table. Update it to true when the record is updated to [XYZ].Employee.

Also whenever the user changes the existing Employee records in ABC, make sure the column Sync is set to false . So that when you are replicating it will update this record in XYZ using the unique key you have maintained.
 
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