Database Transport Framework

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I came across a synchronisation framework a few years ago for replicating data between client and server.

I am struggling to remember what the framework was called, has anyone else come across this framework and can you advise?

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Posted 29-Jan-13 21:39pm

tiggerc

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srikanth pachava · Answer 1 · 2013-01-29T22:11:00

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it is not a framework it is ado.net this one mainly deals with connection between database and application.

Posted 29-Jan-13 22:11pm

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tiggerc 30-Jan-13 5:21am

I am aware ADO.NET is used for accessing the database from the server, however I need to replicate portions of the database to an off site database.

A few years ago I found a framework that would do this for you and handle changes in the records etc.