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Properties that are added to your database when you replicate it
When you replicate a database or specify a database object as local, the following new properties may be added to the Properties collection of objects:
| Property | Description |
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| Replicable or ReplicableBool | A database or object property. When the property is set to T (or True for ReplicableBool), it indicates that the database or the table or query is now replicable. The Replicable or ReplicableBool properties may be used interchangeably. |
| KeepLocal | A property appended to a table or query. When the property is set to T, it indicates that the object should not be replicated when the database is replicated. An object that is already replicated can't have its KeepLocal property set. |
| ReplicaID | A property that provides each member of the replica set with unique identification. This property is read-only and is stored in the MSysReplicas system table. |
| DesignMasterID | The ReplicaID of the Design Master. It is stored in the MSysRepInfo system table as SchemaMaster. |
| ColumnLevelTracking | A database or table property. When the property is set to True (default), it indicates that conflicts are tracked based at the column level of a table. For more information about tracking changes to your data, click  . |
| Replication ConflictFunction | The property is used to replace the Microsoft Access Conflict Viewer with a customized procedure that assists users in resolving synchronization conflicts. |
Notes
- Microsoft Access objects (forms, reports, macros, and modules) are either all replicated or are all local in Access 2000. Therefore, the Replicable and KeepLocal properties apply only to tables and queries. For more information on how to prevent forms, reports, macros, and modules from being replicated, click .