How does synching between sql server and sql azure databases work if I use Sync Framework?
Does it have a master-slave rule? Or
Does it send bidirectional data in between connection and appends changes to one another?
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How does synching between sql server and sql azure databases work if I use Sync Framework?
Does it have a master-slave rule? Or
Does it send bidirectional data in between connection and appends changes to one another?
it’s up to you, you can hub-spoke (master-slave) or peer-to-peer… you can do upload only, download only or bidirectional.
see: Synchronizing SQL Azure
and if you want an n-tier setup, have a look at this one as well: Walkthrough of Windows Azure Sync Service Sample
Or if you want an out-of-the-box sync solution, have a look at the Azure SQL Data Sync Service