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SAP Sybase SQL Anywhere 16.0 » MobiLink - Server-Initiated Synchronization » Server-initiated synchronization tutorials » Tutorial: Configuring server-initiated synchronization using light weight polling

 

Lesson 6: Setting up a remote database

In this lesson, you create a SQL Anywhere remote database, create a synchronization publication, a user, and a subscription.

Prérequis

This lesson assumes you have completed all preceding lessons. See Lesson 1: Setting up the consolidated database.

This lesson assumes that you have the roles and privileges listed in the Privileges section at the start of this tutorial: Tutorial: Configuring server-initiated synchronization using light weight polling.

 Task
  1. Create your MobiLink client database using the dbinit command line utility.

    From the c:\MLsis directory, run the following command:

    dbinit -dba DBA,sql SIS_CarDealer_LP_DBLSN_REM
  2. Start your MobiLink client database using the dbsrv16 command line utility.

    Run the following command:

    dbsrv16 SIS_CarDealer_LP_DBLSN_REM
  3. Connect to your MobiLink client database using Interactive SQL.

    Run the following command:

    dbisql -c "SERVER=SIS_CarDealer_LP_DBLSN_REM;UID=DBA;PWD=sql"
  4. Create the Dealer table in the remote database.

    Execute the following SQL statements in Interactive SQL:

    CREATE TABLE Dealer (
        name           VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
        rating         VARCHAR(5),
        last_modified  TIMESTAMP DEFAULT TIMESTAMP
    )
    COMMIT;
  5. Create your MobiLink synchronization user, publication, and subscription.

    Execute the following SQL statements in Interactive SQL:

    CREATE PUBLICATION CarDealer(TABLE DEALER WHERE 0=1)
    CREATE SYNCHRONIZATION USER test_mluser OPTION ScriptVersion='CarDealer'
    CREATE SYNCHRONIZATION SUBSCRIPTION TO CarDealer FOR test_mluser
    SET OPTION public.ml_remote_id = remote_id;
    COMMIT;

Résultat

A SQL Anywhere remote database, synchronization publication, user, and subscription are all created.

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