Using Access 2002, I have a replicated database created
through the menu bar (Tools; Replication; Create Replica).
The computers where replicas once existed has been removed
from the network (permantly).  When I go to synchronize

1) First uninstall SP4
2) Backup the files msjet40.dll,msjetoledb40.dll,msjint40.dll,msjter40.dll,msjtes40.dll
found usually in the c:\winnt\system32 directory and dao360.dll
usually found in "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\DAO\"

We are trying to insert data in a replicated database in access from SQL
Server.
We are using, on SQL server, a Linked Server (To connect to a access
database)

I need help in finding documentation about dial-up
Replication with either Access 2002 or 2003.  The version
of Office is not locked in stone at this point but I am
currently developing in 2002.

I am a little confused where I read about "Jet" ... what is that?  I use
Replication Manager 4.0.  Is this what this newsgroup is about?  I need to
replace a "read only version" because somehow I am not able to push out some
design changes to it.  Specifically, I need to change the ...

I have a client that wants to use replication for a couple of Access 97
applications. We were hoping to use Replication Manager but it is my
understanding that it has to be installed on the server. They don't have
access to the server, they have a shared directory that they rights ...

An issue with replication and Jet 4 SP-7 has come up a couple of times
recently - and we have come accross the issue also.
We have an NT box running Access2000 with Jet SP-6 and a Win2K box at SP-4
(includes Jet SP-7) with Access2000.

I have an Access 97 database that is replicating.
The person who was responsible for this database is no longer with the
company, and there is no need to replicate the database anymore.
How do I stop replicating the database and eliminate all replicas?

I have the standard situation:  the person who originally developed our
Access 97 database...
A replica set has been created for our database.  Unfortunately (due to the
aforementioned reason), I have no idea how many replicas were made or where

I have a problem with my Access database. The database was a master
database in a replication set with two replicas. I compacted and
repaired the database. After this the database ceased to be a master
database.

First I would like to that Michael Kaplan and Jack
MacDonald for the information they have bestowed upon me
directly or indirectly (no pun intended) thorough others
postings on the newsgroup.  My understanding is still

Can one setup indirect replication without purchasing ODE to get the
replication manager?

Biggest Problem (Very imp scenario for all of u, u must aware of
this....problem in sql server 2000)
Here I have a different scenario in Merge Replication using SQL SERVER 2000
on Win2000 Server/Win 2000Adv Server/NtServer (all)

Has anyone seen this one.  I've created a personal
database on my laptop at home (Windows XP Pro w/ Office
XP Pro).  I replicated it onto a zip disk.  I made the
replica on the zip disk the Design Master (and my copy on

I have a client who wants a user from out of state to be
able to enter data into access 97 database that I built
for that client. what is the best way to do that? can it
be done over the net?