SQL merge replication [Synchronization]

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Hi there ,

I have set up a Merge replication on the SQL server 2008 R2 . Which exchanges all rows that have changed between the Publisher and Subscriber since the last time synchronization occurred.

here is one scenario i want to ask you guys about. What happens when the Publisher and Subscriber have a row in a table with same primary key but different Row GUID. The row in the subscriber is newer and created later.

Here when i syncronize the row at the server gets deleted. why should this happen ? any logical explanation?

i Know for fact that the rows at server and client should have the same GUID's.

With regards,
Saurabh

Posted 1-Sep-13 19:02pm

Saurabh.abhyankar

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-09T10:46:00

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The GUID should be the primary key. That would be the point of using them, your clients can create new rows that remain unique when synched to the server.

Posted 9-Nov-13 10:46am

Christian Graus