Before doing synchronization using the Microsoft Sync Framework 2.0 it is required to provision a sync scope. In the scope you define which tables and columns are synchronized and specify any filters if required. Detailed instruction can be found at the following resources: Provisioning for Synchronization (SQL Server), Walkthrough: Defining Filtered Scope and Provisioning Server Database, Walkthrough: Defining Scope and Provisioning a Server Database Yet one important detail is missing in all these...
Live mesh was one of the most exciting technologies mentioned with the Azure platform. The synchronization between people software devices and data was a promising idea. The problem was that suddenly people in Microsoft stopped talking about it. The blog was idled and no new information was released. I personally was deeply concerned that this exciting new technology will be thrown away like many other good technologies… Well I am happy to announce that Live Mesh is alive. It was renamed to "Windows...