I have database which I had already replicated previously.
I discovered that I could upload files to MSN Skydrive and access it from
any computer linked to the internet.
However it appears that I can't update the replicated database to my local

I have an Access application with linked tables. I am looking for a
way to run the application whithout being connected to the linked
database i.e. when I will run the Access application I will not be
connected to our company network so access will give me an error.

Dear newsgroup poster,
Does Microsoft Replication Manager 4.0 support Secure Socket Layer (HTTPS)
connections?
thnx in advance,

Good day , I need some help , We have a few 3G cards connecting to
internet , but something went wrong and now , when trying to connect
it gives this error : RAS reported error 720 , I have checked up on
this error and it means ..

I've come in as a developer in the middle of a database project in
Access 2003 which the design spec describes as using "replication by
email."  I've gone through and read all the MS faqs, the TSI material,
david fenton's site, etc, it would seem that zipping up and emailing

I am trying to implement a replicated database on the current system.
The present scenario is as follows
We have a database in MSAccess '97,without the replication Manager, in the
main office.We are using Visual Basic ver 5.oo as the front end for our

I have some problems with indirect synchronization. I have studied MS access
synchronization for a week. I have read many articles in the internet.
However, i still can't do it. I have some questions about using TSI with
indirect synchronize.

We had a design master (DM7), that was being synched every morning at
12:15am.  This kept the design master from expiring, and also allowed design
changes to apply to the "hub" while activity was low.  As field users
synched their replicas, they got the new design changes.  This ...

do I understand correctly that Access 2007 does not support Replication (for
it's own format).
What are people then supposed to use in stead, or how do they then have to
deal with replication?

David Fenton posted in an earlier post this reference to some code for
dealing with a corrupt memo field
    Tony Toews explains how to troubleshoot and correct corrupted        
 memo pointers:

I have developed an access application running on a network and I have
enhanced security following the instructions on knowledge base article KB
132143 where the database is created with a different user from Admin and in
this way it cannot be copied  to another PC and opened ...

I'm completely stuck and could really do with some straight forward
instructions on setting up Replication with Indirect Synchronization.
Here's the situation...
- I'm using Access 2003.

I am considering the implementation of replication in an Access project
I developed for a client some time ago. I'm on Office 2003 and I have a
copy of the MS Visual Studio 2005 Office System Tools. The replication
and subsequent synchronization should be as painless as possible ...

I haven't found the link on the Microsoft site for downloading Compact 3.5
SP1.
We are replicating with SQL Server 2008 and *need* 3.5 SP1. I think Compact
3.5 SP1 is installed with SQL Server 2008 but I was hoping to find a link

I have a client running an access database, I am setting up replication of
the database.  They would like to have clients in the field with laptops to
be able to make data changes and when they return to the office upon logging
on to the network they could have their changes auto ...