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Deploy to two databases

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If I want to deploy my metadata to two databases at the same time - isn't it as easy as having two entries in my database.xml file like the example below shows? or are their other files I need to modify? I'm currently running DD5.6 on Win 2000

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<data-deploy-elements>
<database db="myserver:1521:ext"
max-id-length="20"
name="UseOracle8iOne"
password="h6827RWq1634"
password-encoded="yes"
real-update="yes"
user="myusername"
vendor="oracle"/>

<database db="myserver:1521:ext"
max-id-length="20"
name="UseOracle8iTwo"
password="h6827RWq1634"
password-encoded="yes"
real-update="yes"
user="myusername"
vendor="oracle"/>
</data-deploy-elements>

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pflory

Just a thought --

It appears that you've only defined the two *databases* you want to deploy to, but how are your DD deployment configurations defined? You would need more than just specifying the database connection strings.

Paul Flory

Bubas_IWOV

Hi,

What i would propose to you to try is that in the file mdc_dd.cfg(or in the ****_dd.cfg you may be using), under the tag <destinations> instead of setup one single db, setup 2 DBs. This might work , i never seen it done, so if you put it work, please give some feedback. But this would be my first try.

Regards
B

Migrateduser

I'm using UDS with DAS so I'm not utilizing the mdc_dd.cfg file

Migrateduser

You can have 2 destination sections in your deployment or use chained deployments. Using either approach will make your deployments transactional i.e. either all destinations succeed or none (if any one destination fails)