Hallo NG !
For our veterinary practice I have designed a frontend/backend solution with
Access2002.
To synchronise the laptops in our cars, I'm using an USB-Stick. I thought it

Scenario:
2 machines
1)    internet server with  a web site running using a partial replica of a
database

I created a database in Access 2000.  When the workgroup increased from 5 to
15, some being 1500 miles apart, I replicated the database for performance
reasons.  Now everyone can run the replicated copies fine except one user.  
When she tries to run the copy on her C drive, it ...

I just took down an access 97 database that has been replicating since early
december 2003.  The total size of the database when I took it down was 285mb.
The reason I had to take it down was because it had far too many replication
errors, and I decided to do some quick ...

Can I use SQL Server’s inbuilt replication to replicate between a SQL Server
database and a number of MS Access 97, 2000 and 2002 databases over the
internet?  I need to replicate in both directions and Jet 4.0 is installed on
the client computers.  Are there any solutions that ...

I have a 12-machine topology. All machines (remotes and HUB) are
connected over a domain.
One machine serves as the HUB.  That machine is running Replication
Manager 2000, Office 2003, and Windows 2003 Server.  It is configured

I setup a synchronization of two databases over my intranet and everything
works fine.
Clients open his own database, select the internet (intranet) server address
included, and databases synchronize themselves in few seconds

A year ago I moved away from internet synch when I was hit by the
instantaneous "Invalid HTTP
address" error when trying to synch on machine with Jet4-SP8 using XP and
Office2000.

I'm testing replication manager.  I added the Design Manager Database and 2
replicas.  I ended up with 3 managed replicas.  The next day I open the
Replication Manager and I have HUNDREDS of Unmanaged Icons, all for 1
replica.

I am working on a database that has been replicated.  However, i
decided I am not going to use the replica.  Is there ways to delete
the replication ID generated by Access?  I want to delete that so that
I can use replication ID as foreign key. When I tried to change it

Has anyone built their own replication/synchronisation to allow
emailing of changes between replicas and a master.
In another post Cheval said it's not too difficult to build your own
replication - a process I'm carrying out at the moment. Are there any

Hi,
 I am new to replication.
 I have Access 2000 mdb database local on our server (T:).  
 1. Create a new mdb file, drag all non-system table to new one,

I've a replicated Access database with replicas.  On the design master, I
created a link table from Oracle and I would like to make this link table
replicable and synchronize it with the replicas.  How can I do this?  I've
been searching some docs on the web but to no avail.  From ...

We have a computer based application running on trucks and they
capture the transaction into a Access database we need to collect the
data from multiple trucks into a SQL Server database centrally.
Can somebody please explain whether Access can replicate to SQL Server

Okay I think my title line was worded misleadingly. So here goes again.
I've got quite 20 identical MDB files running on an IIS5 server.
From time to time I need to go into various tables and add a field or two.
It would be great if there were an application out there that could ...