So. I have alot of people with local replicas of databases that don’t need them. In fact its better if they don’t have them as they don’t work as a local replica, who knows why/how they got their in the first place. Anyway, is it possible to remove local replicas via policy or some other way? I could delete them with a windows login script but his just seems like a messy way to do it. Any thoughts or suggestions appriciated.
Thanks
Subject: Response
Paul,
There is not a way to do this via policy. Another option would be to use LotusScript, but my opinion is that the login script is the way to go.
Subject: Login script it is
Thanks Chad,
My only problem with doing this via a logon script is wouldn’t this still leave the database on the replication tab and might return… I have however just done some testing on this and it doesn’t seem to be the case. Will do this via login script.
Subject: It won’t return unless you create a new replica <>