Pervasync releases version 6.0 supporting synchronization of PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL server

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Based on the success of synchronizing MySQL, Oracle databases with each other and with Android SQLite databases, the world's most advanced database sync framework now adds support of PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL server.

Users can now use Pervasync to synchronize multiple local PosrgreSQL and SQL server databases with a central PosrgreSQL or SQL Server database. Synchronization could be two-way, meaning writes can be done on both local and central databases. Data being synced can be defined by a sub-setting query. Change capture, conflict detection and resolution are built in to the core of the sync system.

Users can also sync Android SQLite databases with a central PosrgreSQL/SQL Server databases, which could be on premise or in the cloud (e.g. Amazon RDS databases).

Try Pervasync for free at http://www.pervasync.com

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