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The following table shows the database replication functions with a description of the purpose of each.
| Programming element | Description |
|---|---|
| CeClearReplChangeBitsEx | This function clears the replication bits based on the passed in replication partnership mask. |
| CeGetReplChangeBitsEx | This function identifies if an object has changed and which partner has not synchronized the change. |
| CeGetReplChangeMask | This function retrieves the current replication partnership mask. |
| CeGetReplOtherBitsEx | This function gets a private replication bit that the replication process can use. |
| CeRegisterReplNotification | This function registers to receive object store and mounted database volume notifications. |
| CeSetReplChangeBitsEx | This function sets the replication bits based on the passed in replication partnership mask. |
| CeSetReplChangeMask | This function sets the current replication partnership mask. |
| CeSetReplOtherBitsEx | This function sets a private replication bit that the replication process can use. |
| ReplChangeSyncSettings | This function changes the synchronization client's settings for its synchronization session. |
| ReplCheckpoint | This function marks the synchronization of a set of changes as complete. |
| ReplCloseSync | This function closes a synchronization client's synchronization session. |
| ReplFindNextChange | This function is used by synchronization clients use to enumerate the changes made by other applications in the object store or database volume. |
| ReplGetOidStatus | This function is used by synchronization clients to determine the status of an object in the object store or database volume. |
| ReplGetSyncState | This function obtains state information for an open synchronization session. |
| ReplOpenSync | This function creates a new synchronization session or resumes an existing one. |
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