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yes, jeokwah, you are right. &nbsp;Thanks for that. &nbsp;Hopefully now I should be able to sync the database.
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yes, jeokwah, you are right.  Thanks for that.  Hopefully now I should be able to sync the database.

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Thanx for the points. Good Luck!
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I like to synchronize replicated database within VB. &nbsp;I seen sample code to do that in MSDN article Q167227. &nbsp;I am however using VB6.<br />
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My problem is, the article reference &quot;Database&quot; object.<br />
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Dim mdbMaster As Database<br />
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but in VB, I can not find the reference to the Database object. &nbsp;Where do I find this reference and how? (that is when I comple the program, it complain saying &quot;user-defined type not defined.&quot;)<br />
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I like to synchronize replicated database within VB.  I seen sample code to do that in MSDN article Q167227.  I am however using VB6.

My problem is, the article reference "Database" object.

Dim mdbMaster As Database

but in VB, I can not find the reference to the Database object.  Where do I find this reference and how? (that is when I comple the program, it complain saying "user-defined type not defined.")




Synchronize database through VB

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