On my computer, I get this message when I view references in the code
window. The DLL is there, it is in the correct folder on my computer. I have
also checked the Office 2000 install program and indicates that replication
is installed.

I am pretty new to replication and I have a slight problem
with replicating from a subscriber back to the publisher.
Scenario is as follows:
I have a publication and Distributor set up on the same

While I am very experienced in Access and in direct replication, I know
nothing about how to setup a webserver to begin the transition to
Internet Replication.  Can anyone either give me a general synopsis or
point me to some basic instructions on what I need to get started with

I am using Access 2002 to replicate a master database.
I have two traveling sales reps using laptops and a base station at the
office.  I am having the two reps synch their laptops and some older
data fields are not replicating to the master.

I came up with a replication configuration that is basically the result of
all the restrictions of replication as well as the restrictions of
allowable software on work PC's and I was curious if anyone would point out
any flaws or possible problems with the design.

Our company is planning to make our application support replication
(Access DB 2000).
I am running a research on replication and now have some questions.
1. Will it be a problem if there are more than 1 design master?

I tried to create a new replica to my laptop from the design master and got
an error that stated "The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the
object 'MSysCompactError". Make sure...."
Can someone help me figure out what is causing and how to fix?  Thanks.

Hi! All there,
I have a problem while supporting people having design master. I am working
on an application which is not using replication manager.
A normal MS Access 2000 file is converted to Design Master using JRO.

I have need to use the replication feature of Access 2000.  Generally
speaking, I understand the concept of replication, and I have successfully
played a bit to see it work, create errors and evaluate the results, resolve
errors, etc.  

Our company is an independent Voice applications solution provider with
number clients using our suite. We have a CT application suite which is
running with Application Server and SQL Server 7 / 2000 as DB Engines
at the back end.

I've replicated my database and realized that there may be some limitations
for the users of a Replica. I have made several reports, queries, and
macros in the Design Master and synchronized it to the replicas. However, I
noticed that in the Replica, a user can't make any kind of ...

I have a replicated database application using an Access 2000 front end with
about 100 users.  The current replica set has been in operation since
November 2003.  Last week users began reporting that they were receiving
replica expired errors.

If not is there another way to unreplicate and delete the replication
columns?

If I create a site link between 2 sites and put a time interval of 30
minutes, does this mean that no replication including changes to AD Users &
Computers get updated between sites for that 30 minute duration?  Is so, is
there a way to have AD User & Computer changes replicated ...

We are going to replicate 5 remote laptops to a central database and
Internet replication seems to be the path of least restance. But, from what I
read, Indirect replication is superior from a reliability perspective. The
remote users have a wireless connection the LAN but it is ...