I am relatively new to the replication process in Access.
My issue is that I have a Design Master and one replica. End users have been using the replica and adding data to the tables. I recently added a column in one of the tables on the Design Master. The column replicated to the replica, but now the data from the replica that the end user are entering is not replicating back to the Design Master.
What should I do to correct the problem?
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I may be way off, but are you talking about table linking?
-AJ
I don't believe so.
The issue is that the data seems to be synchronizing between the Design Master and the replica copy, but for some reason one column does not seem to be synchronizing properly. When an end user adds data to this one column in the replica copy and the database is synchronized the data does not get populated in the column in the Design Master.
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Any chance that this Synchronization would violate a Table Validation Rule or Referential Integrity in the Design Master?
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