I am trying to understand how I could implement the following
replication scenario:
1. Company HQ with SQL Server 2000sp3
2. Branch with MSDE 2000sp3

I am about to make my first attempt at replication.
I have an Access 2K hobby database on garden plants I wish to share with a
fellow gardener (user B).  Our connection is either via email or exchange of
CD's.  We both wish to be able to update it without waiting for the other to

I have notised that when I copy a table from one replica(Desing master) to
another
the system fields like s_Generation, s_Lineage and s_GUID appear all the
time,

I'm using Jet 3.5.1 SP3 with Access 97.  Is there a way to
create a form that displays the information that you would
get if you right-clicked on your server synchronizer in
Replication Manager and selected "View Synchronization

I want to warn the user if the retention period comes to an end. Where
can I find the date of the last synchronization? Or do I have to keep
track by myself?
Lothar Geyer

I am developing a MS Access db using Access 2003.  The db is
automatically being saved v. 2000.  I have replicated the db to a file
on the corporate server.  The master file is located on my laptop so I
can work on it at home in the evening.

Hi! Everyone,
I am using MS Access 2000 and VB as frontend.
I have a master database which is shared by 5 replicas.
I have different range of IDs for each replica, hence while synchronization

AC97, Win98SE
Hello NG,
I got an 3197 and 3159 and found 1 record in 1 table to hold error
entries.

While creating a new replica set from Access 2003 on Windows 2000, I get an
error message stating that the arrangement of the icons on the map can not
be saved. Any idea what would cause this, how to fix, and/or the severity of
this.

The mysterious case of the missing index.
I've got this nightmare replicated database (using internet replication on laptops and a main server).
I've had awful trouble with the links in it. Admittedly it doesn't have full referential integrity switched on so I should expect it ...

We have a Access 2002 split client/server database that has 5 networked
client machines.  It's a medium sized database of 30 tables and 30,000
records.  At present, our system is 24x7, and has been very reliable.
We are considering replication for a 6th machine that is in a remote ...

I understand that to create a replica, it is best to use replication manager
rather than file explorer, in order that it is done correctly, and avoiding
bugs, and weirdness.
What would be the strategy for creating a replica from the file server that

I have a replicated master that I simply added a field to a table. Now when I
try to open the table in design view I do not see that the field was added.
The strange thing though is that the field is there and is storing data on a
form that references it. I tried to add the field ...

I tried to add a table to an Access 2000 DB, and it won't
let me as it says it is a replica.
There is no other version of the database that it is
synchronized to or anything.  If there was an original it

Hi! All,
I am using MSAccess 2000, VB 6.
I have following scenario where I would like to have some guide or comments.
I have master database which contains many records (as usual). Now, there