Replication Architect InfoCenter

A replication architect decides which technologies to use to address a given set of business requirements. The architect must understand the types of replication and options available and be able to communicate clearly with replication administrators and developers.

To help the replication architect be as effective as possible, the following lists provide links to those topics considered most useful in understanding replication.

Concepts Replication Publishing Model Overview Types of Replication Overview Replication Agents Overview Security Considerations for Replication Replication Programming Scenarios Server to server: Replicating Data in a Server to Server Environment Improving Scalability and Availability Data Warehousing and Reporting Integrating Data from Multiple Sites (Server) Integrating Heterogeneous Data Offloading Batch Processing Server to client: Replicating Data Between a Server and Clients Exchanging Data with Mobile Users Consumer Point of Sale (POS) Applications Integrating Data from Multiple Sites (Client)

More InformationConfiguring and Maintaining ReplicationInstalling Replication Installing SQL Server Replication Installing SQL Server 2005 Components Installing the SQL Server Database Engine Best Practices Replication Security Best Practices Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Replication

See Also

Concepts

SQL Server Replication
Replication Administrator InfoCenter
Replication Developer InfoCenter

Help and Information

Getting SQL Server 2005 Assistance