nterfering with node B in any way. B may replicate before, after, or simultaneously, without it making any difference whatsoever.&nbsp;</p>
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Suppose on the other hand, that a data change takes place in database A. This will trigger a line in A's <a href="RPL$LOG.html">RPL$LOG</a> table, addressed to node S. When you replicate between A and S, <a href="TCcReplicator.html">TCcReplicator</a> fetches from the local database (A) all the records in <a href