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On server x I have a large SQL server 2000 database (Call it A) with a very large amount of daily transactions. The database X only holds 6 months worth of data the rest is archived to tape. We keep only six months of data so the performance of the application is not affected.
On Server y I have a copy of database A (Call it database B) in SQL SERVER 2008. I would like to add new records and modified records that occur on database A on serer x to accumulate in database B on server Y so we can have 2 years of data for reporting purposes only. Having close to real time changes and inserts of new records would be preferred.