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Is partial synchronisation possible between two databases on different servers?
The only built-in data synchronization technology that meets your requirements, I think, is Transactional Replication.
See the FAQ on replication:
How do I add or change indexes on publication and su …
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Will a MERGE between two tables ever be faster than a DROP and SELECT INTO on the second table?
Will a MERGE between two tables ever be faster than a DROP and SELECT INTO on the second table?
I think, in general, I'd say probably not. But it depends on a lot of factors.
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