Distribution by Object Binding

In a Multi-Path Replication environment, you can bind objects, such as tables or stored procedures, to one or more primary replication paths to enable the replication of these objects in parallel

When you bind an object to a path, RepAgent sends any replicable actions that you perform upon that object through the path to the Replication Servers that you define in your multiple replication path configuration. If you do not bind an object to a path, RepAgent uses the default path to send the object to the Replication Server defined in the default path. You cannot bind an object to the default path and you do not need to do anything to send an object through the default path. The bound object always follows the same path during replication.

• Binding Objects to a Replication Path
  Use the bind parameter with sp_replication_path to associate an object with a physical or logical primary replication path. The bound object always follows the same path during replication.
• Unbinding Objects from a Replication Path
  Use the unbind parameter with sp_replication_path to remove the association between a bound object and a physical or logical replication path.
• Object Binding and Replication of DDL Statements
  You can send DDL statements either over the default replication path or over all paths for any object that is not bound to a path.
• Object Binding and Database Resynchronization
  Multi-path replication sends the resync, resync purge, and resync init database resynchronization markers through all available replication paths.
• Object Binding and rs_ticket
  Multi-path replication sends the result of executing rs_ticket through all available replication paths. You must filter the data to obtain the data relevant to you.