Ok, i've inherited a nightmare.  Access 2000 database was setup for
replication in a office.  Bozo creates a new design master from that
database and starts another person using a different database.
is there any way to merge the two different design masters.  all the tables

I'm new to replication but v.experienced with Access.
I've created an Access 2000 replication Design Master
(tables file only).
When I did a Compact (& therefore Repair) it turned into a

We are creating a replication-enabled version of a secure
commercial product. mde front-end. mdb backend. Both
secure. Access 2000.
Plan to create Design Master of backend, and then the

I will be using a web hosting service to operate my web site. It will
support asp and access databases. However, I need to be able to extract
updated data from the web database to update another database in my clients
back office.

(special shout out to Michka)
We're about to roll out a WAN, and we're going to have to begin sharing data between
our HQ and our many (and growing count of) campus locations - currently 13+ remote
locations.

I have a replicated version of a database. The Design Master has been
lost, and they would like to update this databasee. This is an Access
2002 database. I should note right now that I have never dealt with
replication before - this is something created by another person in

I am faced with the task of synchronizing two DBs with identical structure running on different servers. One is Access and the other
one is MySQL.
Is there any way to use replication?
Thanks and cheers,

On a system that has an Access 2000 database using security workgroup file
on a network share is a Design Master, which is based on Jet replication.
The client pc's have a replica copy of the database made from the design
master and use direct JRO replication.

I am just starting to look into Access' replication
capabilities for a project I have.  What are the
recommended limits to the number of internet synchronized
annonymous replicas that can reasonably be handled

is it necessary to have autonumber fields in order for
replication to work reliably?

I have been using Access internet replication successfully for some months
and have recently had it break down completely! not good...
I have a server running Access 2000, Replication Manager 4.0, web server
(static ip) I have configured Replication Manager for internet replication

You absoletely dont try to copy and paste your whole
column data between different table
in access.
This bug let me have to redo my two weeks' jobs.