The data synchronization feature synchronizes data between data sources in real time. This feature supports various business scenarios, such as active geo-redundancy, geo-disaster recovery, local data disaster recovery, cross-border data synchronization, query and report offloading, cloud business intelligence (BI), and real-time data warehousing. This topic describes how to use the data synchronization feature to create, monitor, and manage data synchronization tasks.
Background information
Overview of data synchronization solutions
This topic describes the databases, initial synchronization types, and synchronization topologies that are supported by the data synchronization feature. It also describes the configuration steps.
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Different databases support different data types, which cannot always be perfectly mapped. During an initial schema synchronization, DTS maps data types based on the types supported by the destination database. Review these mappings to assess the impact on your business.
rent data types, which cannot always be perfectly mapped. During an initial schema synchronization, DTS maps data types based on the types supported by the destination database. Review these mappings to assess the impact on your business.Features
For more information, see Data synchronization.
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Data synchronization procedure
To perform data synchronization using Data Transmission Service (DTS), follow these steps.
Procedure | Description |
| Before using DTS for data synchronization, prepare the source and destination databases to meet the environment requirements. |
| Complete the synchronization task configuration with simple operations in the console. |
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| If you no longer need data synchronization, end the synchronization task. |