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I'll second that feature request. :o)
To be fair I think its something Vince said he will be adding at some
time. -

Currently I write a script to do it, using the other fields in the
REPLATIONS tables to get there "where" criteria.- (I always check I have the
correct numbers by making one row level condition "poo" to start, I then
find "poo" in the conditions and I have the REPLNO and DBNO

So if you had DBNO 7 and REPLNO 11 use something like :

update relations set CONDITION = 'add condition here'
where
DBNO = 7 and
REPLNO = 11

To remove the conditions from a table you need to leave a space in the field

update relations set CONDITION = ' '
where
DBNO = 7 and
REPLNO = 11



"Mike Senkovich" <mikes@decisionsys.com> wrote in message
news:3bd5e6bd$1_1@dnews...
> > They cannot be copies of each other, since the SCHEMA NO must be
> > different for each one...
>
> Ok.  I'm assuming this means I will need to create a configuration
database
> from scratch for each laptop.  The DB structure of Source and Target DBs
are
> identical, so let me know if there is a workaround to having to create
them
> each from scratch.  I expect to create at least 10 configuration DBs.
>
> We will be using the row level replication condition for 60 of the tables
in
> the database.  The DB structure of the source and target DBs are
identical.
> Is there any way to implement this identical replication condition for
each
> of the 60 tables without selecting each table, clicking "settings" and
> pasting the condition?
>
> If not, can I submit a feature request for this?  :-)
>
> Thanks.
> -Mike
>
>