I have a merge replication setup.
I am using column level tracking
Subscribers are CLIENTS, so they are at the same level
Initially values in table t1 as
C1 -> 1
C2 -> 2
C3 -> 3
C4 -> 4
Sub1 updates,
C1->11
C2->22
Sub2 updates,
C2->222 (CONFLICT)
C3->33
1.sub1 synchronizes
2.sub2 synchronizes
3.sub1 synchronizes
My final values are,
C1->11
C2->22
C3->3
C4->4
I am expecting
C1->11
C2->22
C3->33
C4->4
Can anyone put some light?
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"Ravi Lobo" <RaviLobo@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a merge replication setup.
> I am using column level tracking
> Subscribers are CLIENTS, so they are at the same level
> Initially values in table t1 as
> C1 -> 1
> C2 -> 2
> C3 -> 3
> C4 -> 4
> Sub1 updates,
> C1->11
> C2->22
> Sub2 updates,
> C2->222 (CONFLICT)
> C3->33
> 1. sub1 synchronizes
> 2. sub2 synchronizes
> 3. sub1 synchronizes
> My final values are,
> C1->11
> C2->22
> C3->3
> C4->4
> I am expecting
> C1->11
> C2->22
> C3->33
> C4->4
> Can anyone put some light?
>
Friday, 24 February 2012
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