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Local/master Synchronous replication is used when one server is a designated master server with multiple local servers. In this model, the master server is always updated along with the local server where the update originated. This is done in a distributed all or nothing transaction. Other local servers, not participating in the transaction, then receive the update via replication from the Replication Agent.
When replication was using the local/master model, some partial variable-length record updates were not applied to the master copy of the data. The logic has been modified to prevent this.
