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    Guys i am planning to develop a system that work on Pocket PC... becoz some of my client works at field which obviously can carry a computer.. so im planning to give them a system that works on Pocket PC... but im too much confuse what does Replication, Publication and Subcriptions (SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server Mobile) can do in my system.. does any can give a clear view or give me some to start with.. thanks..

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      Guys i am planning to develop a system that work on Pocket PC... becoz some of my client works at field which obviously can carry a computer.. so im planning to give them a system that works on Pocket PC... but im too much confuse what does Replication, Publication and Subcriptions (SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server Mobile) can do in my system.. does any can give a clear view or give me some to start with.. thanks..

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      Replication is a bit of a black art. There is plenty out there on google. Really the only way to go about it is to start and experiment. The reason I say this is that the type of replication you use is dependent on lots of factors and experimentation is the best way IMHO. My position is that I have never used it myself, but have worked for companies that use it and have seen how complex it can get. I am considering using it and with the dearth of practical information out there it has become apparent to me that bar having a DBA with experience in replication at your side - experimentation is the best way.

      You always pass failure on the way to success.
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