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I have a unique problem with replication. I sync the replica to the master and all works well with no conflicts. Problem is, the next time I open the master database I get a message saying "This member of the replica set has conflicts from synchronizing changes with other members. Do you...

If you have VBA code, you may have to re-establish your references. Open up any module and then choose Tools/References. If any of the required libraries are missing check them and apply changes. Compile from there. If any references still show up missing, repeat the process until you...

In a new folder, create a new blank database. Import from the existing master database all tables, queries, etc. You can now make changes in the new database. Just keep track of all the all the queries, reports, etc. Then when you're done, import the new queries, reports, etc. into your...

First create a new blank database and import the old database tables, queries, etc. into the new dbase. Then try creating new tables. In design view, create a blank table. With the correspounding existing table visible, copy and paste each field to the new blank table. Don't take any of...

It's been my experience that the existing data is the "Master" and conflicting record is the information from the replica. You can display the conflicting portions of each record and keep the one you choose with the associated radio button. Cindy Z