how to clear MS Access synchronization list?
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Has anyone ever managed to clear the MS Access (2003) sync list? Under Tools > Replication > Synchronize Now... I get the window to choose the location of my replica. Now due to numerous attempts, my list has grown rather large, and I haven't found how to remove entries or how to clear it. The correct entry is the second one, and this requires users to have to change their selection. I've actually made a VBA button that uses a hard coded value to synchronize sans the dialogs. There's gotta be a way around this. (and no, I'm not willing to make a new database and import stuff.) thanks in advance. (i hope this is the most relevant message board)
Eric D. Georgiades Networking Professional / Multimedia Developer
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Has anyone ever managed to clear the MS Access (2003) sync list? Under Tools > Replication > Synchronize Now... I get the window to choose the location of my replica. Now due to numerous attempts, my list has grown rather large, and I haven't found how to remove entries or how to clear it. The correct entry is the second one, and this requires users to have to change their selection. I've actually made a VBA button that uses a hard coded value to synchronize sans the dialogs. There's gotta be a way around this. (and no, I'm not willing to make a new database and import stuff.) thanks in advance. (i hope this is the most relevant message board)
Eric D. Georgiades Networking Professional / Multimedia Developer
Eric Georgiades wrote:
(i hope this is the most relevant message board)
You're actually looking for a site dedicated to Office. CP doesn't have an Office forum and does very little with it. AFAICT, there's no way to clear that list. There's nothing stored in the Registry, nor any file in the users Windows profile, other than inside the Design Master database. So, basically, you can't clear this list without doing:
Eric Georgiades wrote:
(and no, I'm not willing to make a new database and import stuff.)
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007 -
Eric Georgiades wrote:
(i hope this is the most relevant message board)
You're actually looking for a site dedicated to Office. CP doesn't have an Office forum and does very little with it. AFAICT, there's no way to clear that list. There's nothing stored in the Registry, nor any file in the users Windows profile, other than inside the Design Master database. So, basically, you can't clear this list without doing:
Eric Georgiades wrote:
(and no, I'm not willing to make a new database and import stuff.)
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
AFAICT, there's no way to clear that list.
I was afraid so. I always appreciate your expertize, even though it's an office question :-) thanks again.
Eric D. Georgiades Networking Professional / Multimedia Developer