Database Synchronization via Update Frequency Detection

The management apparatus determines in advance which database should serve as the reference for integration by comparing update frequencies. The database with the highest update frequency is selected as the target database, and other databases are synchronized to match its update timing. This preliminary determination prevents data inconsistencies by establishing a unified update schedule before integration occurs.

The system dynamically adjusts the update timing of individual databases based on their respective update frequencies. Instead of using fixed update intervals, the management apparatus modifies the timing of data transmission from each database so that all updates are synchronized to the timing of the target database with the highest update frequency. This dynamic adjustment ensures data consistency while preserving the original update frequencies of source databases.

The management apparatus performs preliminary determination of the target database by comparing update frequencies before integration. It identifies which database has the highest update frequency and designates it as the reference. This preliminary action ensures that all subsequent integrations use consistent timing, preventing the mixing of old and new data versions that would cause system malfunctions.

The management apparatus acts as an intermediary between multiple databases with different update frequencies and the integrated database. It receives data from source databases at their original frequencies, adjusts the timing of each data transmission based on the target database's update frequency, and coordinates the integration process. This intermediary role ensures that only data with consistent timing is integrated, maintaining system stability while preserving information completeness.