The Central Subscriber Replication Model

In the central subscriber scenario, as shown in Figure 19.13, several publishers replicate data to a single, central subscriber. Basically, this supports the concept of consolidating data at a central site. An example of this might be consolidating all new orders from regional sales offices to company headquarters. In such a situation, you now have several publishers of the Orders table, and you need to take some form of precaution, such as filtering by region. This would guarantee that no one publisher could update another region’s orders.

Figure 19.13 With the central subscriber scenario, several publishers send data to a single, central subscriber.

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