MobiLink Synchronization User's Guide
Synchronization Basics
The synchronization process
MobiLink stored procedures are used for programmatic conflict resolution, adding scripts, user authentication, and other customization procedures.
For more information about using MobiLink stored procedures for customization, see Stored Procedures.
Other means to gain procedural control are commonly used with databases that don't have a defined procedural language. For example, with databases that do not permit user-defined procedures, such as IBM's DB2, Java procedures may be employed to act as MobiLink stored procedures.
For more information about writing scripts using Java or .NET synchronization logic, see Writing Synchronization Scripts in Java and Writing Synchronization Scripts in .NET.
For Adaptive Server Anywhere clients, you can use stored procedures called client event hook procedures, which are held on the remote database. A variety of event hook procedures are available for you to insert your own logic into the MobiLink synchronization process.
For more information, see Client event-hook procedures.