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I can't find design master

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ANSWER - 14 Apr 2005 14:12 GMT
Hi,
This database and replication is made couple years ago. Now I need to change
just one field in the table. Is there any chanse to do this, the replication
is no longer necessary and DB now have to many data.
Thanks
Mark M - 14 Apr 2005 14:33 GMT
> Hi,
> This database and replication is made couple years ago. Now I need to
> change just one field in the table. Is there any chanse to do this, the
> replication is no longer necessary and DB now have to many data.
> Thanks

If you're sure all replicas have been synchronized and all contain the same
data, you can "recover the design master" from the
"Tools|Replication|Recover Design Master" Menu from any replica you want,
and it will become the design master.

If you want to undo the replication and make it a regular database again,
it's a somewhat tedious process; search for terms like "un-replicating a
database" or similar.>
Cheval - 14 Apr 2005 23:03 GMT
TSI's Unreplicator is the best for unreplicating a replica.

http://www.trigeminal.com/lang/1033/utility.asp?ItemID=7#7

> Hi,
> This database and replication is made couple years ago. Now I need to
> change just one field in the table. Is there any chanse to do this, the
> replication is no longer necessary and DB now have to many data.
> Thanks

If you're sure all replicas have been synchronized and all contain the same
data, you can "recover the design master" from the
"Tools|Replication|Recover Design Master" Menu from any replica you want,
and it will become the design master.

If you want to undo the replication and make it a regular database again,
it's a somewhat tedious process; search for terms like "un-replicating a
database" or similar.>
 
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