ehuna

Liam, awesome demo, thanks!

>Yes, SQL Azure Data Sync does support conflict handling and automatically resolves any conflicts for you

Do you have the rules on how conflicts are handled listed anywhere?  Here's an example -

- Suppose three databases in a sync group: NorthCentral US (HUB), Europe (Member), and Southeast Asia (Member).

Here are some scenarios -

Emmanuel

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This rocks, thanks!  I've been playing with Winfx (.Net 3.0) RC1 and everything in the demo works perfectly, including Interactive Designer!

"Testa", you'll need to install the latest beta bits for .Net 3.0, the SDK, Interactive Designer, etc...

Here's a wiki on Channel 9 that might help:

http://channel9.msdn.com/wiki/default.aspx/Cider.AugustCTPReleaseNotes

and here's where you can get Interactive Designer:

http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/en/interactive_designer/id_free_trial.aspx

Make sure all of your beta applications are of the same release - as of today that's "RC1".

Great feature and great video!

Just one thing: Chris Smith speaks like Todd from www.oddtodd.com.

"So I wake up and get some cooofeee... I then run the booostrapppper....".