Source: Fiorano Software

Date: October 2009

Type: White Paper

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Overview: Database consistency is one of the most widely used integration patterns. In this pattern, an update to a table in a source database (DB1) results in an update to another table in a target database (DB2) running on a different machine. Information flow is one-way, from source to target, and asynchronous.

Find answers to your most important questions:
• Differences between Asynchronous and Synchronous data flows and how this impacts throughput and efficiency;
• How easy is it to modify, reconfigure and redeploy flows? Can this process be achieved dynamically, without stopping or affecting the business process;
• How key Architectural differences impact deployment efficiencies.

This whitepaper compares the performance and ease-of-use of two of the popularly used SOA platforms, Fiorano and Oracle SOA Platforms in the deployment of the Database Consistency Integration Pattern.

To ensure that both platforms process the precise same number of messages, each data-element in a source table in the first database is copied sequentially to a target table in the second database. The test compares both performance (that is, overall throughput) and ease-of-use (that is, development and deployment time; ease of modifying the flow).

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