Load balancing method
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TF level: Not specified or NONE
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TF level: CONNECTION
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TF level: SESSION
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Not specified
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▪ No failover or switchover support
▪ No load balancing (Basic connectivity)
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▪ Transparent failover (session state not preserved)
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary server only
▪ No load balancing
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▪ Transparent failover (session state preserved)
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary server only
▪ No load balancing
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WRITE_MOSTLY (default)
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▪ No transparent failover support
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary server only
▪ No load balancing
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▪ Transparent failover (session state not preserved)
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary server only
▪ No load balancing
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▪ Transparent failover (session state preserved)
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary server only
▪ No load balancing
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READ_MOSTLY
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▪ No transparent failover support
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary and secondary servers
▪ Load balancing
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▪ Transparent failover (session state not preserved)
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary and secondary servers
▪ Load balancing
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▪ Transparent failover (session state preserved)
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Workload in primary and secondary servers
▪ Load balancing
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LOCAL_READ
(ODBC connections only)
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▪ No transparent failover support
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Reads and writes executed locally on primary server by using SMA connection
▪ Reads executed locally on secondary server by using SMA connection, writes executed on primary server by using network connection
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▪ Transparent failover (session state not preserved
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Reads and writes executed locally on primary server by using SMA connection
▪ Reads executed locally on secondary server by using SMA connection, writes executed on primary server by using network connection
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▪ Transparent failover (session state preserved
▪ Transparent switchover
▪ Reads and writes executed locally on primary server by using SMA connection
▪ Reads executed locally on secondary server by using SMA connection, writes executed on primary server by using network connection
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