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Sync two similar database at different location

Sync two similar database at different location

2005-02-07       - By Pradeep

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I planned to use two similar MySQL databases which are distributed
geographically.  I have a script which autogenerates primary key for a
table using following pseudocode

   var x = select max(id) from tablename;
   return (x + 1);

At some scenario, the common scripts can be run concurrently from both
location.

say, the max(id) is 5000

test run from location 1 using DB1 get 5001
test run from location 2 using DB2(similar copy of DB1) may also get the
same id "5001", which will create problem.

I can avoid this by
   var x = select max(id) from tablename group by location having
location='?';
   return (x+1)

in this case, I am using (id,location) as the primary key.  But, this
doesn't seems to be a good design.

I am still in analysis & design phase.  Yet to implement the design.  I
am bit new to database.

How can I sync two database such that there are no any conflicts? Any
utilities available for this?
Is there any other approach to auto-generate primary key?

Regards,
Pradeep Bojan.


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