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In Q replication, a WebSphere MQ message queue that is used by a Q Apply program to receive transactions that are captured by a Q Capture program.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a definition that maps a registered replication source to a replication target. Each member defines the structure of the target table and the rows and columns that are replicated from the source table. See also replication source.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a WebSphere MQ message queue that is used by a Q Capture program to publish transactions that it has captured. A send queue can be used either for Q replication or event publishing, but not both at the same time.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a read-only replication target table that contains aggregations of data from the source table. This data is based on SQL column functions such as MIN, MAX, SUM, and AVG.
Industry:Software
In message queuing, to use the MQGET call to copy a message without removing it from the queue.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, all of the copies of one table that are distributed across servers in bidirectional or peer-to-peer replication. If a user replicates two logical tables, then copies of both tables are distributed across the servers.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a replication target table whose content matches all or part of a registered source table and contains only user data columns.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, an object that links a send queue and a receive queue. The replication queue map includes settings for how a Q Capture program processes all transactions that use the send queue and how a Q Apply program processes all transactions that use the receive queue. See also publishing queue map, queue map.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a rule that determines whether the Capture program captures changes for all columns or for registered columns only.
Industry:Software
