Indirect Replication

[Sean Bartlett]

With MOD 2000 I get an error when attempting to use JRO and Indirect
synchronization. Everything works fine once I swith to Direct sync.

This is the runtime error. -2147024809(80070057)

Could not find Synchronizer in the MSysTranspAddress table.

I can use Replication Manager 4.0 to perform indirect synchronization, but I
need something to run from a client side trigger.

Any help would be appreciated.

-Sean

[Michael (michka) Kaplan]

Do you have synchronizers on both ends?

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"Sean Bartlett" <se...@dsa-erie.com> wrote in message
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[Sean Bartlett]

I guess I should be a little more specific. I am using JRO to code my
application to perform the synchronization of the related "data" databases.
Everything works fine if I use the constant, jrSyncModeDirect, when I use
jrSyncModeIndirect is when the error occurs.

-Sean

"Michael (michka) Kaplan" <forme...@spamfree.trigeminal.nospam.com> wrote
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[Michael (michka) Kaplan]

Maybe you should answer the question I asked? :-)

Do you have synchronizers on both ends?

Another question: are both replicas managed?

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"Sean Bartlett" <se...@dsa-erie.com> wrote in message

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[Sean Bartlett]

I don't know what you mean by synchronizers on both ends. I am attempting
to use my application database to synchronize it's "data" database on
demand. The "data" databases are managed by Replication Manager 4.0 and
replicated every 1/2 hour, but I need a failsafe button inside the
application itself.

"Michael (michka) Kaplan" <forme...@spamfree.trigeminal.nospam.com> wrote

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[Michael (michka) Kaplan]

And is ReplMan 4.0 installed at both ends? Thats what I mean.

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"Sean Bartlett" <se...@dsa-erie.com> wrote in message

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[Sean Bartlett]

No. It is not on the Application end.

"Michael (michka) Kaplan" <forme...@spamfree.trigeminal.nospam.com> wrote

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[Sean Bartlett]

I'm sorry, that was wrong. Currently it is in a test environment. The
"data" end does not have repman installed.

"Michael (michka) Kaplan" <forme...@spamfree.trigeminal.nospam.com> wrote

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[Michael (michka) Kaplan]

Well, the way indirect works is that you have two separate synchronizers
running on each side.... each one sends messages to the other, which are
then processed locally. In this way, slow or unreliable connections are not
a worry, since no database is ever opened remotely. It does REQUIRE a
process running on each end. that process being the Jet synchronizer.

If you do not have the Jet synchronizer on both sides, I am not sure how you
expect any of this to work. Think about the first sentence of this message.
:-)

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[Sean Bartlett]

Well....if you want to think about it that way. :)
Thanks.

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