Sybase, Inc.

Tim McClements

Michael Thode

Yufei Guo

Michael Vander Ploeg

Guaranteed message sequencing between a first and second database is described. An example method includes maintaining first state information associated with the first database at the first database, where second state information associated with the first database is maintained at the second database. The client sends, to the second database, a message describing changed rows between the first database and the second database since a last synchronization and the first state information. The client subsequently receives, from the second database, status of the last synchronization, where the status is determined by the second database based on the first state information and the second state information.

Robust communication system for guaranteed message sequencing with the detection of duplicate senders

In an example embodiment, one or more pages from a database are stored in a page cache stored in a shared memory, the one or more pages stored in a packed format. One or more rows from the database are stored in a row cache stored in the shared memory, the one or more rows stored in an unpacked format. A request for a row of the database is received. Then, the row cache is searched for the row. In response to a determination that the row cannot be found in the row cache, the page cache is searched for the row. Finally, the row is returned.

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Waterloo, Canada

Tim McClements