How can I set up a button for users to sync to the server computer ?
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Hi! All,
I am trying to synchronize database over internet.
Master database is on my compter and replica is on remote computer.
I am using JRO.Replica's synchronize method to synchronize database.

We're installing a replicated database on a server, where it should function
as the design master; from there, it will be copied to individual
workstations, which will sync up with this master.
Since the first installation involves copying the database to the server, it

I've heard that it is possible to synchronize between JET 4.0 and SQL
Server 7.0/2000 databases, but I didn't find much information about
how exactly to proceed. Does anybody have papers or other information
about the subject?

I have a customer running a db first built on Access 2000, then upgraded to
2002. Whoever built the thing, setup replication without splitting the db.
I'd been asked to make some minor changes, mainly bug fixes. I'd done this a
couple of times without problem. But the last time I ...

I have a Replicated database in Access 2000.  I am trying
to add some fields to a table.  Adding certain fields
generates an error message: "Property value is too
large."  When I click on Help, I only get a grey screen.

One (very small) database is located on a hosted webserver. This
database must be replicated via internet with one other database (LAN
environment). The replication must be bidirectional. I have no
experience with replicating a database, so I read on

I want to make sure I understand Access Replication in the big picture.
I want to replicate a database on server A to server B
I can use Visual Basic and JRO to create a replica.
I can then use VB and JRO to set synchronization, direct or indirect, two way or one way.

A user has a weird problem. They sometimes can send indirect replica
messages to other synchronizers and sometime not. They can directly
replicate if they open access itself but not through the replication
manager.

I have a client running an Access 2000 database on a small
network with 3 pc's.  Two of the laptop pcs have a data
replica which they use when not connected to the network,
the 'server' being the 3rd machine.

I have an Access Database on the server, which gets updated from Desktops
thru a LAN. Employees who have to go to offsite locations, carry the latest
copy of the MDB. At the end-of-the day when they return to the office, the
Laptop version (with their current entries) has to be ...

I've read every link everywhere relating to the dreaded "Invalid HTTP address" problem.
None of the solutions work.
I've got a vb6 app on remote laptops that uses an access 2000 replicated db. The db was created by access 2002 with it configured to operate with access 2000 ...

I would like to know if its possible to do internet replication with a fixed
IP address ?
When i'm configuring the Replication Manager and it's asking me for the
internet server name,