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I have a situation where I receive a continuous stream of data. This data gets processed and transferred into a database (SQL Server).
Now, I’m trying to code a model where if the db is down, the data is ‘saved’ locally (say in a file) — and flushed out to the db when it recovers.
I was wondering if there are any existing better designed programming models for solving this problem.
Thanks.
The “proper” way to deal with that is to use Failover Clustering so if a DB server drops off, another takes over. Obviously that’s a major (expensive) endeavor so your solution of spooling data to disk is a good alternative if it fits your need.