When we want to resolve conflict with their conflict type, we are using DestinationWin and SourceWin as below;
caseConflictResolutionPolicy.DestinationWins:
e.Action = ApplyAction.Continue;
break;
caseConflictResolutionPolicy.SourceWins:
e.Action = ApplyAction.RetryWithForceWrite;
break;
Is it possible to compare "LocalChange" and "RemoteChange" rows by "DbApplyChangeFailedEventArgs.Conflict"?
When we watch the "e.conflict" in the DestinationProvider's ApplyChangeFailed eventhandler we have seen the columns (sync_update_peer_timestamp,sync_update_peer_key,sync_create_peer_timestamp,sync_create_peer_key...). Are that columns
help us to find which row updated/deleted/inserted before or which one is new? local? or remote? Why that columns are carried with the e.conflict.LocalChange and e.conflict.RemoteChange objects?
Regards,
Ünsal
