When doing a sync, the sync framework was trying to insert a row into the local database, but the insert was failing. The error message in the ApplyChangeFailed event indicated that the sync framework couldn't insert the row because some of the columns
didn't allow nulls to be inserted. This was true. I am not sure how the sync framework determined that it needed to insert this row, but it did. What I am looking for is a way to tell the sync framework to discard that row or delete it or something. Is there
a way to do that?
I solved to problem locally by updating the table schema to allow nulls for those columns. Then the sync worked without fail. I then deleted the row from the local database and did another sync and now the problem row is gone. Obviously, this was a huge hack
and I was able to do this in my dev environment, but what would be the proper way to handle a situation like this in production?
GregP
