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Just learning about replication with MS Access. Replication might be
just the answer I'm looking for in a system we're building - have one
replica on the Administration station where the customer can make
changes to configuration values in the db, then synchronize it with
the replica on the control system that will need to read config
values as it runs. I began to explore it this morning, replicated a
db from my desktop to my laptop over my home network, changed data on
the laptop and synhronized it back to the db on the desktop machine.
Cool!!
But can I do that in VB.Net code?
just the answer I'm looking for in a system we're building - have one
replica on the Administration station where the customer can make
changes to configuration values in the db, then synchronize it with
the replica on the control system that will need to read config
values as it runs. I began to explore it this morning, replicated a
db from my desktop to my laptop over my home network, changed data on
the laptop and synhronized it back to the db on the desktop machine.
Cool!!
But can I do that in VB.Net code?