Remote Synchronization
- Error: "Unable to acquire Sync Server object. Server Error Description: User is not permitted to sync. Contact your administrator for assistance." when attempting to synchronize a remote database
- Best Practice for Act! in the Cloud Synchronisation and Offline Clients
- Error: PRC_CHANGE_TRACKING_INITIALIZE Failed. PRC_REPORT_REBUILD_OLEDBOBJECTS: ERROR OCCURRED CALLING PRC_REPORT_MAKE_OLEDBVIEWS when checking for errors during remote database synchronisation
- Error: “Unable to acquire sync server object. Server error description: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.” when attempting to synchronize a remote database
- Error: “The file ‘C:\[file path]\[databasename].ADF’ is compressed but does not reside in a read-only database or file group. The file must be decompressed.” when attempting to restore a database backup or unpack a remote database
- The remote database synchronisation hangs at "Database modifications"
- An overflow error appears when attempting to download an Offline Client from Act! Premium Cloud
- Error: "Activity changes could not be saved. One or more of the Contacts or Associates may have been deleted, or this activity may have been deleted" when scheduling an Activity on behalf of another user on a remote database
- Error: "Synchronization has failed main database is locked" is displayed when attempting to synchronize my offline client
- How do I set my Offline Client to synchronize automatically to Act! Premium Cloud?
- Error: "The computer [Computer Name] could not be found" when synchronizing a remote database
- Error: “PRC_CHANGE_TRACKING_INITIALIZE Failed. The current transaction cannot be commited”
- Error: “Synchronization has failed. Property cannot be updated or deleted. Property ‘LicensedUserCount’ does not exist for ‘Object Specified’. Contact your administrator for assistance.” when syncing offline client to Act! Premium Cloud
- Error: "Failed to setup local sync entity. Datastore is inaccessible." when attempting to sync an offline client with Act! Premium Cloud
- How to manage the Act! Internet Sync Service
- How do I synchronize my remote database?
- How to create a remote database through Act! Premium (access via web) or Act! Cloud
- Error: "Failed to setup remote sync entity. Main database is inactive for sync." when attempting to synchronize a new remote database
- Error: “The database cannot be restored because it has been created in a newer version of SQL Server. Please contact your Administrator for assistance.” when attempting to unpack and restore a remote database
- Error: "Unable to acquire sync server object. Server error description: command loader could not be created due to password error" when trying to synchronize Act! remote database
- Error: "Exception of Type.System.Out of memory exception was thrown" when creating a remote database in Act!
- Error: "Unable to cast object of type 'System.Security.Principal.GenericPrincipal' to type 'System.Principal.WindowsPrincipal'." when attempting to create Remote Database in Act!
- How to Use the Remote Synchronization Setup Wizard in Act! versions 2013 and later
- Synchronization - Cannot cancel the database synchronization
- Error: "Synchronization has failed. The multi-part identifier "SRE.ROWEXCEPTIONID" could not be bound." when trying to synchronize a remote database
- I have successfully synchronised my remote database but cannot see all the information in my database
- Error: "Invalid URI the host name could not be parsed." Or "Invalid URI: A port was expected because of there is a colon (':') present" When Syncing a Remote Database
- Error: "Synchronization has failed. Server Error Description: Remote database information is unavailable. Please check if the remote database was deleted..." when attempting to sync a remote database in Act!
- Error: "The file could not be opened for reading” when creating a new remote database
- Error: “The SQL Database instance is unavailable. Contact your administrator for assistance.” When attempting to create a remote database or synchronize an existing remote database