A remote database is synchronizing a table with at least one timestamp column while the timestamp precision of the remote database is lower than that of the consolidated database. The downloaded value will lose precision after being stored into the remote database. This situation creates a virtual difference in the synchronized timestamp data between the consolidated database and the remote database. To avoid this data inconsistency problem, you should align timestamp precision across all databases involved in your synchronization system.

• Ways to send dates and times to the database
• TIMESTAMP data type
• -zp mlsrv16 option