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    I am looking into starting a transactional replication process. The company I work for has aquired a property outside this country. I have to figure out how to make both sites function on their independent databases and have real time access to each other. I figured transactional would be the best option. what are some of the factors to consider? Our Corporate system functions with alot of auto generated id numbers and the database is dynamic. If i create a record here and i get id no 5, lets assume someone in the different country tries to do the same thing would he also get id no 5? if the databases have not syncronized since. Please excuse my ignorance for I am trying to learn how this functions. Thank you

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      I am looking into starting a transactional replication process. The company I work for has aquired a property outside this country. I have to figure out how to make both sites function on their independent databases and have real time access to each other. I figured transactional would be the best option. what are some of the factors to consider? Our Corporate system functions with alot of auto generated id numbers and the database is dynamic. If i create a record here and i get id no 5, lets assume someone in the different country tries to do the same thing would he also get id no 5? if the databases have not syncronized since. Please excuse my ignorance for I am trying to learn how this functions. Thank you

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      In your case..I recommend merge replications (If data modification occur on both servers) Check this helpful article Setup Merge replication: step by step guide[^]

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