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With the new retail business’ strategy of expanding its area and relocating its stores to strategic locations, initially, companies centralized their data into one central database, which was responsible for receiving query requests and record new information. However, some issues as data volume, availability, competition and integrity demonstrate this option no longer efficient. To respond to these new market’s demand and need, it’s sought a solution that incorporates distributed databases technics, keeping data near to its location use. For this, it’s needed to develop a mechanism that keeps information in synch with other databases, applying the EIP’s (Enterprise Integration Partners) technics. The results were validated in laboratory and based on a real case study at a company that develops solutions for drugstores.

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