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What is the different between synchronous, synchronous in-memory, and synchronous full-sync replication modes?
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Answer Posted / Navase Ali
"1. Synchronous: Data changes are committed on both source and target systems immediately after being applied to the source system (also known as 'write-intensive').
2. Synchronous In-Memory: Data is first committed in the source system's in-memory database, then the changes are written to disk, and finally replicated to the target system (also known as 'read-intensive').
3. Synchronous Full-Sync Replication: Both the source and target systems maintain a full copy of the data, with updates propagated immediately across both databases."
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