I have read a few posts about synchronization and I was wondering
something... most everyone talks about Direct, Indirect and Internet
sync's, but no one (even the online/offline help) has any examples of
programmatically forcing a replica sync with the DM. Does anyone know where ...

Just trying to get up to speed on replication and just wondering if my
thought process on this is OK?
We will have a 'server' be db and each staff member will have a copy on this
to use on their laptop. Each day they will send back their be db, each staff

I have RepMan managing a few replicas and many partials. One replica is on a
network server. This server has 2 different address, ie  jm1, and jm-cluster
as this server has a mirror.
Anywho, RepMan syncs on a schedule with this replica on jm1. For some reason

I have a situation with front end and back end databases that require
security because it contains medical data. Because these databases need to be
used by more than one person it resides on a network with folder level
security and the network has a very slow speed for these ...

Hello, I am working with an existing database with many objects already built
into it and am wanting to understand a litlte bit more about splitting the
database.  It will roll out to about 15 users and I want to be able to update
the tables behind the scenes while still allowing ...

As many of you may know, the new file format in Access 2007 abandons
replication support (as well as user-level security). But the MDB
format still supports replication (whether created in a previous
version of Access or in 2007).

Hi Groupies
I have a Access 2003 database that I have replicated. I have used the
Switchboard Manager to create a switchboard for the database. When I open
one of the replicas, I receive the error message that the "....Jet Database

I have created a frm that has the following code below associated with a cmd
button:
Before replicating the db and changing all of the autonumbers to random
assignment, this button worked fine and took me to the correct form.  After

We have used a complex Access (02-03) medical billing application for 18
months.  The backend is replicated (2 global replicas and a design master)
and direct synch has been used only.  Roving laptops log onto network
locally to sync.

Hi Groupies
So having read far too much and feeling a little overwhelmed, my question is
this?
Is it possible to work with replicas without a network?

I am working with a computer loaded with VISTA and Access 2007 to test one of
my company's Access applications under the new platform.  We use replicated
db's on laptops and synch them with the design master db located at our home
office via the Internet.  This particular ...

We have a replicated database that is administered by two people. The
design master resides on a shared drive. However, only one of us is
able to open it as a design master.  When the other tries to open it
on her machine it comes up as a replica.  We are facing a big

Time = 2007-04-26 04:00:09 PM
Log Type =  Refreshing the list of managed replica set members
Time = 2007-04-26 04:00:16 PM
Log Type =  Managed replicas

Do you have to be wired or can it be wireless LAN to use Direct Replication?
So, if you have 2 laptops can you make a replica set wireless to the other
laptop?
And then sync? Or do you have to get into this complicated indirect

I've read about some of the issues around 'illegal' movement of
replicated databases, but I've been thinking about a different
scenario for a while, and I thought I'd put it out for some input from
the group.  Here's the situation: