The previous sections described how to try out the wizard in a test application and how to use the objects generated by the wizard. Before you use the wizard in a production application, you need to complete the following tasks:
Set up a consolidated database and write synchronization scripts as described in “Preparing consolidated databases”
Create a remote database on the desktop and set up one or more publications, users, and subscriptions as described in “Creating remote databases”
Register the database with the ODBC manager on all remote machines, or create a file DSN for the remote database, as described in Connecting to Your Database in the PowerBuilder online Help and in “Using a file DSN instead of a registry DSN”
Make sure all remote machines have the required supporting files, as described in “Runtime requirements for synchronization on remote machines”
(Optional) Create a database connection profile for the remote database, as described in Connecting to Your Database in the PowerBuilder online Help. This allows the wizard to retrieve a list of publications in the remote database for which MobiLink subscriptions have been entered