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I have a C# application that works against MS SQL Server or Oracle using ADO.NET.
Let’s say a customer wants to use some kind of database clustering or synchronous replication for purposes of resilience and/or performance.
Am I correct in assuming that my application code does not have to take any account of this? i.e. that database integrity rules and locking are honoured exactly the same as they are for a standard single database? are there any holes I might fall into?
Thanks
Andy
Yes.