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    I have a standalone application written in VB.NET that uses an access DB. The application is portable and used by several users on differnet machines. I want to be able to sync the portable DB's with a master DB. Is Replication the only way? The DB's are password protected at present. I can think of a way using replication with JRO, but that seems a bit old hat now. Please help:confused:

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      I have a standalone application written in VB.NET that uses an access DB. The application is portable and used by several users on differnet machines. I want to be able to sync the portable DB's with a master DB. Is Replication the only way? The DB's are password protected at present. I can think of a way using replication with JRO, but that seems a bit old hat now. Please help:confused:

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      Yes, replication is about the only way your going to accomplish this. You can either use the Replication facilities built into Access or use a 3rd party utility to do it, or come up with your own scheme and code. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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