Using Service Broker instead of Replication
Have you ever considered using Service Broker as an alternative to replication? Denny has, and shares the technical aspects in this post ... Source : Denny Cherry - TechTarget.com
SQL Server 2005 Replication Enhancements
Summarises the significant improvements in Replication in SQL Server 2005 ... Source : Microsoft.com - MSDN Article
Replicating Data in a Server to Server Environment
Describes scenarios that involve replicating data between servers. Data is typically replicated between servers to support data warehousing, reporting, offloading batch processing and general scalability and availability enhancements ... Source : Microsoft.com - MSDN Article
Using Replication for High Availability and Disaster Recovery
As per the title, this whitepaper focuses on using Replication as a means to increase database availability ... Source : SQLCAT.com - Whitepaper
Replication Data between a Server and Clients
Describes scenarios that involve replicating data between servers and clients, including workstations, laptops, tablets, and devices, typically used for exchanging data with mobile users, point of sales systems and multiple sites ... Source : Microsoft.com - MSDN Article
SQL Server 2008: Configuring Peer-to-Peer Replication
One of the cool features added in SQL Server 2005 for scaling-out a workload was peer-to-peer replication. The major drawback was that to change an existing peer-to-peer topology, the entire topology had to be quiesced. In SQL Servr 2008, the Configure Peer-To-Peer Topology Wizard in Management Studio has undergone a major face-lift and a peer-to-peer topology can be altered ONLINE ... Source : Paul S Randal - SQLskills.com - Blog Post