One way to handle this problem is to not schedule your jobs to push
from Y and Z to X. If transactions occur on Y and Z, they will become
deferred transactions, waiting to be pushed to X, but will never push.
Then, periodically you can delete the transactions from Y and Z (bound for
X). I suppose you could setup a cron to do the purge automatically...
Hope that helps,
Alan
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hi experts,
In my replicated environment, i have one site (example: site X) that
consolidate data from other sites (example : site Y and Z).
I'm using multimaster to push transaction from site Y and Z to site X.
How can i set - off the replication in site X , cause i dont want site X to
push the changes to other sites or to disable row-level replication.
any idea ?
Thanks
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