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Hi AB,
i have an old ORM with > 10 Tables and want to add Replication.
My idea was : Add TRecordVersion to every TSQLRecord - worked - but Version = null
I tried to Replicate all Tables on other Server with code like this:
TAutoFree.One(FMasterClient, TSQLHttpClientWinHTTP.Create(AnsiString(FMasterHostname), AnsiString(FMasterRESTPort), Model, FMasterUseHTTPS));
FMasterClient.IgnoreSSLCertificateErrors := true;
FMasterClient.Compression := [hcSynShaAes];
if FMasterClient.SetUser(cUsername, cPassword) then begin
DFLizenz.Database.RecordVersionSynchronizeSlave(TSQLRecord1, FMasterClient);
DFLizenz.Database.RecordVersionSynchronizeSlave(TSQLRecord2, FMasterClient);
DFLizenz.Database.RecordVersionSynchronizeSlave(TSQLRecord3, FMasterClient);
DFLizenz.Database.RecordVersionSynchronizeSlave(TSQLRecord4, FMasterClient);
DFLizenz.Database.RecordVersionSynchronizeSlave(TSQLRecord5, FMasterClient);
end;
But nothing happend - then i thought (without reading your code)
set Version on Master to 1
But only TSQLRecord1 will be updatet then.
I think the Problem is that Verion on master is wrong initialized. I Think i have to set Version to a "unique" sequential ID or for every Table ?
or better can you enhance it to
DFLizenz.Database.RecordVersionSynchronizeSlave([TSQLRecord1, TSQLRecord2, TSQLRecord3, TSQLRecord4, TSQLRecord5], FMasterClient);
BR
Stefan
Rad Studio 12.1 Santorini
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My Problem has to do with this Ticket
https://synopse.info/fossil/info/74e76e975a401
I know now Version is a sequential number. What do you think about using Version as Timestamp with high Resolution ?
Rad Studio 12.1 Santorini
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