Replication Server Internal Processing

During replication, data operations are carried out by several Replication Server threads.

On UNIX platforms, they are POSIX threads. On Windows platforms, they are WIN32 threads. Replication Server also stores data in queues and relies on the Replication Server System Database (RSSD) for critical system information. These internal operations support various processes within the primary and replicate Replication Servers.

• Threads, Modules, and Daemons
  Learn how threads, modules, and daemons work in Replication Server.
• Processes in the Primary Replication Server
  Learn how a transaction that originates in a primary data server is sent to the primary Replication Server and subsequently distributed to a replicate Replication Server.
• Processes in the Replicate Replication Server
  Learn the processes involved when a replicate Replication Server receives incoming messages from a primary Replication Server.