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I’m not sure to understand well the scenarios for the Microsoft Sync Framework.
I have a huge DB with thousands of lines, identical on the 2 distants SQL servers.
When i synchronize it looks like it retrieves ALL the data to compare..
What about subsequent updates ?
Thanks
John
the sync process should only be retrieving incremental updates, meaning it should only be getting insert/updates/deletes that occured since the last sync.
are you trying to sync for the first time two databases having the same rows?
if the two databases has identical rows existing by the time you provisioned the databases for synching, Sync Framework has no idea that these existing rows are one and the same. so it will send these same rows to the other database. the change application would fail though on the destination because the rows already exists and this will result to conflicts being raised.