Child replica
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A child replica is a copy of a dataset (the parent replica) existing in a separate location. A child replica inherits most of its attributes, including relationship class, domains, datasets, topologies and behavior, from its relative parent replica.
In geodatabase editing, data that has been copied to a destination geodatabase during the replication process.[1]
Terminology
The term "child replica" is used to refer to the output location and entity in which a replica is created from a relative replica or "parent" within a replication environment.
References
- ↑ Wade, T. and Sommer, S. eds. A to Z GIS: An illustrated dictionary of geographic information systems, ESRI Press, 2006
See Also
- Disconnected synchronization, ArcGIS Desktop 9.3 online help, Accessed 23 April 2010
- GIS Dictionary
- Geodatabase replication
- Replica
