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04-01-2025 08:26 AM
Hi all,
I have two prod instances, and I need to make sure that the user tables on both remain in sync. How would I go about doing this? I am aware of Instance Data Replication, but we don't have a subscription to it so I'm looking for an alternative. Thank you!
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04-01-2025 08:40 AM
Hello @EJ13
1)You may either create a scheduled import from your one instance to other which pulls the data from one to other daily.
2)You can create a REST Message with endpoint as your second instance and in "POST" method you can create the same user in target instance also. This "Rest message" will trigger via a "BR every time there is an insert in sys_user" table.
Both are good options.
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04-01-2025 08:30 AM
Something called Instance Data Replication has been out for a while. You could ask your rep about it.
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04-01-2025 08:40 AM
Hello @EJ13
1)You may either create a scheduled import from your one instance to other which pulls the data from one to other daily.
2)You can create a REST Message with endpoint as your second instance and in "POST" method you can create the same user in target instance also. This "Rest message" will trigger via a "BR every time there is an insert in sys_user" table.
Both are good options.
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04-01-2025 08:56 AM
Hi @EJ13
Data replication is a good option, but as you said you don't have a subscription, then API is good option, create rest API and sycn the data.
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04-06-2025 08:27 PM
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