If you have both synchronizers scheduled to link with each
other, all the time, (all sync time bars are blue), when
you view the synchroniztion history, will both sides
report the that the relinking has occurred or will just

I sync my Access2000 DB over a network, but the problem I
have is if I would sync to a temporary destination
i.e."\\THARE\DB\MyDB.mdb", or similarly if this location
\\THARE was no longer available how can I remove it from

I have an access 2000 database that I have Replicated, I
have made changes to the design master however when I go
to synchronize the design master with the replica (which
I have renamed) the query that I have added does not

I added my mdb to a brief case.  Some fields were added, etc.
I designated a design master.
I did some synchronizations.
Then I made some changes to the design master.

I have a design master and a replica. I created a new form
in the design master. After synchronizing, the form is not
created in the replica.
Acc2000

Just a quick question.
In Access 97 it is not possible to sync a partial replica with another
partial replica even with the same filters.
Is it possible in later versions?

I'm faced with a situation where an Access 2000 database
was deployed to a call center employing about 800 agents.  
The reasoning was to allow continuation of service during
network outages.  The agents can repoint their connection

Is there a published list of relationships between the fields in
Msyserrors and other tables included in the replication table
infrastructure? I need to generate some reports and decoding the
Msyserrors is a pain.

Is here anybody who knows how to easily replicate a secured Access
database? Is it possible to use the Briefcase with secured databases?
Best wishes,
Adam Narkiewicz

I recently ended up with data errors.  There are seven of
them and according to the "Replication Data Errors" window
the culprit is the design master, but I have looked in the
offending table and others.  I search for the reported

Can someone please provide a listing of good references
concerning the set-up and operation of replication in
general and indirect replication in particular.
Thank-you

i wonder if anyone else has had this?
After making a change to the deisgn master, when trying to
syncronize it with the hub master, i get the folloing
error message:

Im using Internet replication with access 2000.
Server Config : Windows 2000 (Latest patch), office 2000 (All the patch)
MDAC 2.8 and latest Jet Patch.
On a client computer (Windows XP with Office 2000 and

I am picking up the pieces of a Replication Manager setup someone else has
configured.
We have two servers each with two replicas doing indirect synchronization
every night.  One replica is a working copy that is used by staff.  What is

I need my users to be able to access my db on the network, but to do this I
must share the directory that contains the db (replica), this of course
means the synchronizer will do direct sync, how can I avoid this?