Replication Questions

I read a post on here about "splitting" the databases. In replication
synchrinization, I have run across some corruption of the files. Queries not
running, when clearly they exist and what not. Are these the kind of errors
that replication creates? If I split the databases, how does maintaining the
user/group permissions change? Thanks!

If you're currently replicating an unsplit database, then yes, splitting
would probably help avoid some of those types of errors. Replication is only
intended for data: not for application objects like queries, forms, reports,
macros or modules.

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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
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"Kou Vang" wrote in message
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I read a post on here about "splitting" the databases. In replication
synchrinization, I have run across some corruption of the files. Queries
not
running, when clearly they exist and what not. Are these the kind of
errors
that replication creates? If I split the databases, how does maintaining
the
user/group permissions change? Thanks!