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Under the covers, the Sync Designer uses a newer version of the SqlAdapterBuilder to generate the adapter that works against SQL Change Tracking. The new class is part of the newer beta bits of the Sync Services for ADO.NET. Developers can dynamically generate the commands be configuring the builder to run against an instance of SQL Server 2008 with Change Tracking enabled on the target table.

Guy Burstein has written a

  • Make a change R on node A
  • Let A sync with B, B now has R
  • B deletes R
  • Let B sync with C. B will send the deleted row metadata to C

    • As B received the metadata for the deleted row, it needs to persist is. R never make it to B thus a normal delete command won’t generate the metadata we desire as it simply won’t do anything.

    As a side note, the delete metadata must be persisted on B. Since B could be connected to another node (A, for example) which have R and thus needs to pass on the delete during subsequent sync. In P2P environment, one cannot make assumption about the other nodes and must maintain metadata for every deletes.

    At a first glance one can come up with a clever work around for this scenario which is insert R then delete it right away. SQL Change tracking should record that, right? That’s right but the workaround cannot survive two or more tables with PK-FK relations which is the reality of most databases. Thus this workaround is short lived.

    • Resolving Conflicts

      When conflicts are detected and a winner is chosen, one needs to update the metadata such that this winner will propagate across the