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Subscription Materializations Are Two Types

There are two types of subscription materialization: atomic and non-atomic. Atomic subscription materialization is the default method, copying subscription data through the network in a single atomic operation. Non-atomic subscription materialization uses the without hold lock clause, relaxing consistency constraints during materialization to allow transactions to be processed at the primary database during materialization.

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Subscription Materializations Are Two Types

There are two types of subscription materialization: atomic and non-atomic. Atomic subscription materialization is the default method, copying subscription data through the network in a single atomic operation. Non-atomic subscription materialization uses the without hold lock clause, relaxing consistency constraints during materialization to allow transactions to be processed at the primary database during materialization.

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Subscription materializations are two types:1) Atomic subscription materialization---> this is default subscription method for the create

subscription method. a) This is the default method for the create subscription method.
b) c) Copies subscription data through the network in a single atomic operation.

2) Non-atomic subscription materialization--- > create subscription command with the without hold lock clause, is similar to the atomic method, except that consistency constraints during materialization are relaxed to allow clients at the primary database to process transactions during materialization. 1) No materialization

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