Summary and resources
In this tutorial, you learned how to use one of several types of Q Replication: unidirectional between two remote databases.
Lessons learned
By completing this tutorial, you learned about the following tasks:- Setting up IBM® MQ
- Setting up Q Replication
- Starting Q Replication
- Bidirectional replication, in which changes are replicated in two directions between two databases (useful for managing hot standby or backup systems).
- Peer-to-peer replication, which maintains convergence between two or more databases that are being updated in parallel by using version information that is added to tables.
- Event Publishing, which captures database changes, or events, and publishes them to applications in the form of XML messages.
Additional resources
To learn more about Q Replication and MQ:- Read the technical publications on the Q Replication information roadmap.
- Learn more about the WebSphere® MQ family of business integration products.
- Select from the WebSphere MQ library.