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On Wed, Jan 3, 2018 at 11:39 AM, S G wrote:
> AFAIK, tlog file is truncated with a hard-commit.
> So if the TLOG replica is only pulling the tlog-file, it would become out
> of date if it does not pull the full index too.
> That means that the TLOG replica would do a full copy ev
AFAIK, tlog file is truncated with a hard-commit.
So if the TLOG replica is only pulling the tlog-file, it would become out
of date if it does not pull the full index too.
That means that the TLOG replica would do a full copy every time there is a
commit on the leader.
PULL replica, by definition
On 1/2/2018 8:02 PM, S G wrote:
If the above is incorrect, can someone please point that out?
Assuming I have a correct understanding of how the different replica
types work, I have some small clarifications. If my understanding is
incorrect, I hope somebody will point out my errors.
TLOG
