Hello,
In my vb.net application, I have an attached database called dbMaster with the following tables:
tblCustomer, tblProducts, tblUsers
In visual studio 2005, is it possible to publish only one table? My problem is, is that I want to send my end users updated data from my tblCustomer, and am finding that on my test laptop, if I publish dbMaster, it sends all tables when I just want one to be sent.
Thanks in advance.
Are you taking about setting up a Replication Publication? SQL Express doesn't support Replication Publications.
Mike
|||Yes, I was thinking along those lines, but could not find any support for it... ok thanks.
|||Replication will allow you to specify specific tables, refered to as Articles, as part of the Publication. You'll just need to look at one of the other Editions of SQL Server to be the Publisher. I typically recommend SQL Workgroup Edition for small scale systems.
Mike
|||I'm working on a mobile application. I want to have a desktop database that is kept in sync with a handheld database, with updates occurring on both ends. To keep them synchronized, I am investigating the use of both RDA and Replication. I've gotten RDA to work, but have found a major drawback: Every time you sync, you have to basically pull down a new version of ALL the data, not just the changes.So I started to look into using Replication. If I understand correctly, using Replication, you can do synchronization where only the changes have to be exchanged between the handheld device and the desktop computer. But as I just found out from the above post, you cannot create a Publication using SQLExpress.
Why do I want to use SQLExpress? Because I need a version of SQL Server that I can distribute for free with my application. Am I wrong, or is SQLExpress that only one that has a free redistributable?
Taking a step back, am I missing something? Is there a better (simpler?) alternative to RDA and Replication?
Thanks for any advice!
Tom
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