• Describe various options for data replication in general, as well as the Pervasive DataExchange replication terminology, environment and processes.
• Install Pervasive DataExchange into a Windows Server environment and plan a replication design that meets business goals.
• Qualify a database application for use with DataExchange, and prepare the application's data files for replication.
• Design and deploy replication for an application's database files on both the First Site and one or more Partner Sites, using either the separate tools or the DXDEPLOY utility.
• Initiate replication using the graphical interface, command line tools, and the Replication Scheduler.
• Monitor ongoing replication through the active review of log files, through the Pervasive Monitor application, or with DXAgent.
• Evaluate the contents of various log files and use this information to understand or troubleshoot the replication environment.
• Show how to properly fail over or fail back a database environment that is protected by DataExchange.
• Use existing tools to address security, missed synchronization events, changed data files or other typical issues that can affect replication.
• Remove DataExchange replication from an environment.

Course Prerequisites: Student should have a basic understanding of Pervasive.SQL concepts and techniques, such as rebuilding data files. An ideal student will have completed the Pervasive.SQL Service and Support course.