There are two types of bidirectional sync for the moment: non-simultaneous and simultaneous.
- Non-simultaneous both-way synchronization enables to replicate data firstly from source to destination (for example, from SQL to MySQL), then in the reverse direction. The syncing process can be performed in one-way direction with the addition of missing records in target database (Insert type of sync) or with the replacement of records changed in source database (Update type of sync). In this case for bidirectional synchronization you should create 2 sessions performed in sequence from A to B and backwards.
- Simultaneous bi-directional synchronization allows updating both databases (source and target) at the same time with no need for creating 2 sessions.
NOTE: It is available only in tools with trigger-based synchronization method with the “Bidirectional sync” option checked at the Customization stage.
Read more about how Bi-Directional Synchronization works.
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