Hi,
I am using mobile devices as subscribers and a desktop as a publisher.
If i want to use dynamic filters, do I really have to use host_name?
If the mobile devices have a web service method called ReturnId() that
returns the unique id that identifies the mobile device and the id can be
verified against the database that is being synchronised,
is it possible to do dynamic filters based on this webservice method?
Thank you.
-HOSTNAME can be used as a parameter to the merge agent and a value hardcoded
there. If the value returned from the webservice never changes then it could
be read when creating the subscription and used to define the merge agent's
job.
HTH,
Paul Ibison
|||Hi,
I am terribly sorry but I do not quite understand.
I saw your suggested solution in another web page
http://www.replicationanswers.com/Merge.asp
I was wondering if this Host_Name() is a function that will return the
computer name of the device/desktop that the subscriber database is residing
on?
If I am using mobile devices as subscribers and they have a web service
method called Reader_Id() which returns the unique id of the mobile device,
how do I modify your solution accordingly if it is at all possible?
eg, if i arbitrarily set my mobile devices with the ids: 1, 2, and 3 for 3
different devices, how can I still use those values as parameters inside your
dynamic filters?
I am a novice at this, thank you for your patience and advice.
"Paul Ibison" wrote:
> -HOSTNAME can be used as a parameter to the merge agent and a value hardcoded
> there. If the value returned from the webservice never changes then it could
> be read when creating the subscription and used to define the merge agent's
> job.
> HTH,
> Paul Ibison
>
|||I'm assuming you run the merge sync programatically on the mobile device - if
this is the case, you'll be using the "SqlCeReplication" class. This class
has a "HostName" property that can be set to the return value from your
webservice. Please let me know if this makes sense fior your case.
HTH,
Paul Ibison
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