From the Tools menu, click Synchronization Panel.
Under User Tasks, click Manage Database.
From the Select a Database screen, select a remote database, and then under Admin Tasks, click Disable Sync.
At the prompt, click Yes.
At the prompt to allow the database to synchronize one last time before disabling, click Yes.
From the Tools menu, click Synchronization Panel.
Under Admin Tasks, click Disable Synchronization.
At the prompt, click Yes to disable synchronization.
From the Tools menu, click Synchronization Panel.
Under Admin Tasks, click Disable Synchronization.
At the prompt, click Yes to disable synchronization.
Disabling (or stopping) synchronization
You can disable, or stop, synchronization on a main or remote database.
From the main database, there are two ways for an Administrator or Manager user to disable synchronization:
You can disable synchronization for a remote database and allow one last synchronization before the remote database is disabled. The remote database will receive a notification statement in the synchronization log that synchronization has been disabled and one last synchronization session will occur. Once you disable a remote database, you cannot enable it to synchronize again. You must re-create the database.
You can disable synchronization on the main database. To do this, you must first disable all active remote databases.
From the remote database, an Administrator or Manager user can disable the remote database so that it no longer synchronizes to the main database. Once a remote database has been disabled for synchronization, it is no longer a remote database. If you subsequently enable synchronization on this database, it will now be a host or main database with all the synchronization tasks of a main database.
To disable synchronization for a remote database and allow one last synchronization
To disable synchronization on the main database
To disable synchronization on the remote database