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 Posted by Rod on 01/11/06 18:12 
I orginally posted this to microsoft.public.sqlserver.ce but had not 
received any responses. 
 
I have a CF.NET application (C#) with a SqlCE database.  We had 
originally planned to use SQL Authentication to replicate with the 
publication and indeed had SQL Authentication working flawlessly.  Then 
our client asked us to use Windows Authentication instead. 
 
For incremental changes, Windows authentication works fine.  When 
trying to do the initial synchronization where the application receives 
the snapshot database from the publishing database, there is trouble. 
I have tested this in the PPC 2002 and 2003 emulators and on an 
actually PPC device as well.  I get the following error: 
 
A call to SQL Server Reconciler failed. [,,,,,], 
Source=Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Windows CE Edition, 
NativeError=29006,HResult=-2147467259 
 
The process could not deliver the snapshot to the Subscriber., 
Source=Merge Replication Provider, 
NativeError=0,HResult=-2147201001 
 
Here is difference in my code between Windows and SQL Authentication: 
#if SQLAUTHENTICATION 
    repl.PublisherLogin = "MyLogin"; // publisher Login; 
    repl.PublisherPassword = "MyPassword"; // publisher Password; 
    repl.PublisherSecurityMode = 
System.Data.SqlServerCe.SecurityType.DBAuthentication; 
#else 
    repl.PublisherSecurityMode = 
System.Data.SqlServerCe.SecurityType.NTAuthentication; 
#endif 
 
As far as I know, I have properly configured the snapshot IIS folder 
with the correct permissions for IIS_MachineName (for anonymous-Sql 
Authentication) and also with the domain users for Windows 
Authentication.  The domain users are also in the Publication Access 
List. 
 
The bottom line is that in for Windows Authentication I am not able to 
receive the snapshot from the publishing database on the first 
synchronization.  However, I am able to do incremental synchronization 
through Windows Authentication.  And I have no problems with SQL 
Authenication (via the anonymous user). 
 
I am stumped by the "process could not deliver the snapshot to the 
Subscriber" error.  Have any of you encountered this situation before, 
and if so, how did you resolve it? 
 
Note: SQL Server and the IIS folder for synchronization are all on the 
same machine.  
 
Thanks, 
Rod Early
 
  
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