Question 1: If I choose what I've highlighted in green will conflict resolution add up the values of the two fields.
Question 2: How can I use this window to accumulate data.
Question 3: How can I combine 1 and 2 above to achieve both at the same time with conflict resolution.
Thanks,
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Chapter 9: MCTS SQL Server 2008 Exam 432—Managing Replication
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Figure 9.11: Conflict Resolvers for Merge Replication
The default resolver is the publisher or the subscriber with the highest priority wins.
- Microsoft SQL Server Additive Conflict Resolver: Values of the column defined in the text box ("Enter information needed by the resolver") are summed together for conflicting values.
- Microsoft SQL Server Averaging Conflict Resolver: Values of the column defined in the text box are summed and averaged for conflicting values.
- Microsoft SQL Server DATETIME (Earlier Wins) Conflict Resolver: The row with the earlier value for the column defined in the text box wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server DATETIME (Later Wins) Conflict Resolver: The row with the later value for the column defined in the text box wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Download Only Conflict Resolver: The data downloaded wins.
- Microsoft SQL Server Maximum Conflict Resolver: The row with the highest value in the column defined in the text box wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Merge Text Columns Conflict Resolver: Data in the text column defined in the text box wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Minimum Conflict Resolver: The row with the lowest value in the column defined in the text box wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Priority Conflict Resolver: The row with the highest priority wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Subscriber Always Win Conflict Resolver: The subscriber always wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Upload Only Conflict Resolver: The row uploaded from the subscriber wins the conflict.
- Microsoft SQL Server Stored Procedure Conflict Resolver: The conflict is based on the stored procedure defined in the text box.