Replicate Databases, Reduce Transaction Latency, and More with Sybase Replication Server | Database Journal

Replicate Databases, Reduce Transaction Latency, and More with Sybase Replication Server

Aug 17, 2010
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The new version of Sybase, Inc.’s database replication product, Sybase Replication Server, is currently available. Sybase Replication Server 15.5 benefits users by:

  • Providing real-time analytics from ASE to Sybase IQ with continuous change data capture technology
  • Reducing transaction latency through HVAR technology which provides high-volume transaction replication
  • Improving performance in heterogeneous database environments operating Sybase ASE, Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server database servers, with parallel Data Server Interface
  • And enabling ASE in-memory database replication

Says Sybase, “In today’s volatile and competitive business climate, enterprises must create agile businesses by tapping into real-time analytics and decision support to quickly predict outcomes and identify risks. Replication Server 15.5 gives organizations a data movement platform that will scale with them as they move to the next level of real-time operations and business analytics.”
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