The following article will provide recently found issues discovered when planning a system seperation using Merge Replication using Microsoft SQL 2000 Database Server. These issues (or pitfalls) were discovered first-hand in a real world environment at the company I work for when we were doing a monthly release of our in-house software, while getting ready for a complete System Seperation using Merge Replication. The resolutions offered in this article have been tested and are known to work.
When writing code I would have to classify myself as a coding perfectionist, which can be a good thing, and at the same time a bad thing. When creating a project, I have found myself writing code for an entire work day (8 hours for the most of us, sometimes longer if it's a pressing release), then I go home and research what I was working on during the day.
I posted a tutorial on my favorite programming forum , and thought Id go ahead and share it on my blog as well. One question I get all the time in programming communities, always by young, new programmers, is how to work with web Services in .Net. It was these questions that lead me to writing the tutorial I posted on Dream.In.Code.