Getting sliced data between two timeskip database transfer data - mysql

Question

How can I get 'sliced' data and remove the data from database?
I was using two database MySQL and SQL SERVER.
Example:
Yesterday I transfered data from MySql to Sql Server about 1000 rows,
then today I simply deleted 5 rows in MySql then did the transfer again.
So, how can I know which ID was deleted from MySQL then remove it in SQL Server?
I was transferring data using Stored Procedures that check every ID in every loop inserting.
foreach($data AS $key => $value){ $this->MsSQL->Exec('exec sp_pendaftar {ID} {NAME}'); }
I have stored procedure like this:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_pendaftar] #id INT,#name varchar(45) AS DECLARE #id nvarchar(40); SET NOCOUNT ON; SET #id = (SELECT TOP 1 id FROM t_pendaftar WHERE id = #id);
IF #id IS NULL BEGIN
INSERT INTO t_pendaftar VALUES(#id,#name);
END;
ELSE
BEGIN
UPDATE t_pendaftar SET name = #name WHERE id = #id;
END;
GO
Please help.

Answer 1

I do not understand anything of the SQL-Server code, but I would suggest to make a part of the replication via application. So, for the bigger and more dynamical data tables you could define a delete_pendafter and a insert_pendafer table (and also a change_pendafter if needed).
Before you delete from t_pendafter, you select just those rows into delete_pendafter. This is even possible with triggers, if that does not slow down the application too much.
On SQL-Server-side I hope you have a delete-join, so you just remove the deleted rows. In MySQL this would look like
DELETE orig
FROM t_pendafter AS orig
INNER JOIN delete_pendafter AS del ON del.id = orig.id
This solution can be extended to INSERT and CHANGE, but must be done with some care.
Every now and then you should make a full copy, and you should write some checks to ensure the data is consistent.

Answer 2

Just got some answer from my partner.
First, grab array id from MySQL DB and then grab array id from SQL Server and compare which id that not present in SQL Server using array_diff().
$MySQL : array[id] => [11,12,13,15,16,19,25]
$SQL_Server : array[id] => [11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,23,24,25 ]
$array_to_be_deleted : array($SQL_Server , $MySQL)
print_r($array_to_be_deleted);
result would be:
array => [14,17,18,20,21,23,24]
Hope anyone can try to correct me.