Re: Merge replication issue
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Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 23:31:01 -0700
I actually faces the same problem too. I used the default resolver for all
the conflict tables. Somehow I realize that there's conflict even though the
server did not do any changes and only the client do the update of a row. I
wonder why there could be conflicts even though only the subscriber do the
update. I have no choice but to switch to 'subscriber wins over publisher'
conflict resolver to solve the problem though it is not the ideal solution.
Yimmy
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