After converting the back end of a split database to a replicated set, the
data entry forms in the front end take 20+ seconds to load.
Back end is around 120MB.
Back end and front end are located in the same folder on my C drive.

It's probably already out there but I can't see where anyone asks:
1.  Does the synchronization process matter in what order you do it?  Seems
like depending upon the order, I've lost my Master Design.  I've become quite
the expert at recreating it but I'm tired of doing so.

With several replicated tables having a primary key named Rec_ID, that is a
Random Autonumber, will the same number be used in different tables?
Regards.

I have read the  Chapman/Kaplan article, the MSDN article Database
Replication in Microsoft Jet 4.0 and various postings about replication.
 Still a few [more] questions.
I have the TSI synch object installed and working with the MDB applet

All our users are on Windows 2000 and the Access database is using Access
2000.  Now we have a newbie and he is on Windows XP but still using Access
2000.
When I attempted to put him on the database by Creating a  Replica on his PC

Would someone sent me a copy of replman.exe please.
Bobalston9  AT  yahoo  dot   com
thanks.

Is there a setup program in MSDN, 2003 and after?    I can not find the 2000
install CD's.
Thank you.

OK.  I have read and read and read this newsgroup and various related
documents.  I still have some confusion.
1) Is it recommended to do direct syncs over a LAN between laptop
versions of replicated database?  I seem to get conflicting advice in

Hi, maybe someone has an idea how to resolve tis problem:
My client has field staff who do data collection. They enter their data
into Access database replications. Once a week they e-mail their
replication to the project manager. He synchronises the databases with

I am starting to experiement with replication for ultimate installation
at a nonprofit.  Ultimately they will have 25 or so laptops with
replicated back end database.  I would guess that the database will be
about 100 meg - without replication overhead.  They will sync approx

I'm trying to create a design master for a replica.  I went to
Tools/Replication/Create Replica...
I received a message "Microsoft Access can't convert the database to a
Design Master.  Cannot make ProjectAction object in the Tables Container

I have a MSAccess 2000 database which has been running with replication
since inception about 7 years ago. It has been syncing with very few
problems but I am concerned that the size and importance of this database
makes it critical to the company. The dataset has about 50 tables ...

I had a corrupt record in one of my replica sets which I have removed by
creating a new replica from the desing master and using append an append
query to update all the amended records which would normally be done via
synchronising.

Lets say I set up a web form to submit data to an MS Access database.
That information is set to populate a table in the database.  Is it
possible for that table or database to automatically replicate itself
on the web server.

We've just run TSI unreplicator, which eliminated 90% of the size of a back
end db.  The unreplicated version ran really well.
On re-replicating the db, one form cannot have its datasource updated
without crashing the application.  This does not happen following