--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "Mihai Chezan" <gsmcq@y...> wrote:

> > --- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...>

wrote:

> > > So--the "best strategy with IBObjects" would be to set up an
> > > application-independent replication service using the IBO

simple

> > > replication components.
> >
> > Some explanation about my application, needs and fears!
> > ...
> From what i've read, your requiremets are too much for ibo

replication

> tools.

I agree and have had a glance to replication tools : ibphoenix
ibreplicator have too high fees and I am studying 2Plus ibreplicator

Netherless, I wonder if IBORPL could not be a good idea even if it
doesn't fullfill all of my needs.
1) for saving source database data modifications
2) once after updating server database with a hand made
application, to create a subset of the server database (with
selected end-user records) to replace the laptop database

> -- snip --
> you could try to set the generator for server at 1 and for the

laptop

> db at 100000000
> this way the pk's generated using the generator won't collide.
>

As some generators are not hidden from the end-user (they use it as
an alternative key to alphanumeric key) I need a coherence among
values and can't use sets of values