Is there a way to synchronize two DBIsam databases without a lot of code?

One of my customers asked me about some expensive programs that say they
do database synchronization, and I know nothing about them, so I thought
I'd ask.

Just to be sure I have asked the question properly-

The two databases would have the exact same structure.  Records would be
added to each independently of the other, and other records would be
edited.  Then, they would be merged somehow, so that records that did
not cause a conflict were simply added (there might be a need to create
new unique record identifiers), and those that did cause a conflict
would be handled one way or the other depending on user preference.

If all of this has been discussed to death, please just refer me to the
proper archives.

Jerry

Jerry Blumenthal <jerry@blumenthalsoftware.com> wrote on Sun, 15 Oct 2006 22:01:50 -0400

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>Is there a way to synchronize two DBIsam databases without a lot of code?
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Jerry


Have a look at http://www.contextsoft.com.  Michael, the boss man, there posts quite a lot on the newgroups.  Hopefully he will see this and respond too.   I used a earlier freeware version of the DBISAM extensions for a now defunct system that used database sync ing.

Cheers

Jeff
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