I'm currently designing a Database in Access for a
student project.
I want to replicate the database and put this copy onto a
Laptop, which periodically is attached to a LAN where the

Very soon I am going to be developing our first DB that will be replicated.
I am using:
Access 2K
Jet 4.0

I use the Replication Manager for indirect replication.
Now I want to set up another replica set, a copy of the
replica set I have already established just for testing
things. Therefore, I tried to take a copy of a replica and

I need to replicate access and then put it into Zip file.
Can someone people help and let me know if this
possible...Thanks
Rebecca Hernandez

Indirect replication between partials and farm has been working fine
for 2 years.  I now see the following message in the synchronizer log
on 1 partial database.
Reason = An error occurred while using this member in the replica set

I have set up Replication Manager (MOD 2002) on a laptop and the
server and can do indirect sync OK using Replman which gives a message
when the sync is complete.
I would prefer the laptop user not to see the Replman interface.

I will be converting my database back end to a replica. I
have many tables with autonumber. I know that the replica
will change the autonumber from increment to random and
this is going to cause me a problem. The order is important

I want to replicate some tables in a database.  The
primary keys are Autonumbers, is this the problem?

How can I reverse design master to regular DB?
Thanks

How can I move design master to a different server?
Ashley

I have a backend tables database that I created replicas from.  It was
unreplicated and I ran the Tools...Replication...Create Replica from.  It
created the design master and a replica.  I then opened up a table that had
a memo field in it and tried to either add or edit a record.  ...

I have a corrupted A2K design master database which I would like to
replace with a replica of my hub database.  All of my replicas are
unmanaged.  I understand how to 'recover' a design master, but this
essentially turns one of my existing replicas into the design master.

I have a replicated Access 97 database that updates its
own queries depending on the parameters chosen by the user
from a form. However, when I upgraded to Access 2000, its
replicas display this error when run:

I changed the form's record source to a new table.
Why the replication still dumping data to an old table?
Thanks

How can I change a replicated form to a local form?
Thanks