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  1. Jul 13th, 2009, 01:27 AM #1
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    Mark / bookmard records in sql 2000 tables

    I want syncronize the tables records from multiple database
    i have one database in shop no 1 east and second database in shop no 2 west

    in the main office i want syncronize some records from tables from the other database into the main office database

    how can mark the reocords in the shop no 1 ,2 tables, records which I already have in my main office database so that i can directly read new reocords and get into the table and i can save my time
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    Re: Mark / bookmard records in sql 2000 tables

    Can't you add a boolean value to mark a record if it has been copied or not?
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  3. Jul 13th, 2009, 03:05 AM #3
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    Re: Mark / bookmard records in sql 2000 tables

    yes i cant do that, but I am thinking something like bookmark i think access db has bookmark like that i want to do
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  4. Jul 13th, 2009, 07:07 AM #4
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    Re: Mark / bookmard records in sql 2000 tables

    You are not using Access. So don't think that way. You should be thinking of Replication
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