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Replicating 5 tables out of 4000+

I have a large number of tables in a database, and I'm looking at
replicating only 5 of those 4000+ tables to about 5-7 other hosts.

The primary server runs 4.0.15 and would replicate to 3.23 hosts. Is
this possible. Will 3.23.58 be able to get databases updates via
replication from 4.0.15?

Any assistance, insights, gotcha's appreciated.

Thanks,

Brian Seppanen

Jul 20 '05 #1
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