Database Replica - Conflict Tourment

Hi,

I have been using the JRO to Synchronize the MS Access "Design Master" Database with its Replicas.

I came to a point where I knew I would have to deal with Conflicts.

I was quite unsure of how to resolve these annoying but very apparent issues.

So I wrote this :

VB Code:

Public Function Sync(ReplicaName As String, DesignMaster As String, SyncMode As String, SyncType As String) As Boolean
On Error Resume Next
    
    Dim repMaster As New JRO.Replica
    Dim Conn As New ADODB.Connection
    Dim rstConflicts As New ADODB.Recordset
    
    'Start the Animated Cursor
    NewCursor (App.Path & "\drum.ani")
    
    ' Open the database.
    Conn.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
        "Data source=" & DesignMaster & ";"
    
    repMaster.ActiveConnection = Conn
  
    ' Synchronize the values.
    repMaster.Synchronize ReplicaName, SyncType, _
        SyncMode
       
    Set rstConflicts = repMaster.ConflictTables ' Important
    
    MsgBox rstConflicts.RecordCount ' Important
    
    Set rstConflicts = Nothing
 
    ' Return the default cursor
    OldCursor
 
Set repMaster = Nothing
Set Conn = Nothing
 
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
    DirectSync = False
    intNum = Err.Number
    strDesc = Err.Description
Else
    DirectSync = True
    intNum = Err.Number
    strDesc = Err.Description
End If
End Function

You will notice the "rstConflicts = repMaster.ConflictTables " line within the code, apparently (from what Microsoft informs me throught their JRO help file), the .ConflictTables property from the JRO.Replica passes a recordset containing two columns : TableName and ConflictTableName. So In theory I should be able to pass the ConflictTables Property to an ADODB.Recordset and at least get the record count?

But, with this code I get nothing at all, not a sausage, and I know for a fact that I have got the conflicts table in both my replica and my design master.

Have I gone finally mad and I a completely way off the mark here. Or have uncovered the greatest mystery this earth has ever seen?

Regards,


Matt