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Hi,<br />
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I would like to use MS Synch Services to synch data from a central MS SQL Express DB to a Mobile device.<br />
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I can create a windows application and select 'local database cache' from within visual studio but this is not an option within the Mobile project as its not displayed.<br />
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Should I create the local database cache in the windows application and try transplanting it into the mobile code?<br />
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Surely theres an easier way than this?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Phil
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Hi,

I would like to use MS Synch Services to synch data from a central MS SQL Express DB to a Mobile device.

I can create a windows application and select 'local database cache' from within visual studio but this is not an option within the Mobile project as its not displayed.

Should I create the local database cache in the windows application and try transplanting it into the mobile code?

Surely theres an easier way than this?

Thanks,

Phil

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