The way I'd do it - use IBexpert or a similar tool to export the data from the
table in question from both databases as INSERT statements, and then compare
the scripts (winmerge or similar), isolate the differences and use the script
to update the database.
It becomes a bit trickier if you
Please, explain your situation in more detail.
Do you mean one-time aggregation of the data in two copies of a database, or
do you need to constantly keep two databases with the same structure in sync?
If the first, you should start with a 'diff' of the contents and then try to
generate
Well we have a database that we fill in with data every day. We were working
fine, until last thursday I think (or someday this week) that someone on our
team accidentally duplicated the .fdb file on our server, and then he updated
one file and the other team member updated the second file at
