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Replicating selected documents in a database
If you frequently work in a large server-based database, you may want the convenience of replication for the documents you work with, but you may not have storage space on your computer for the entire database. You can create a partial replica that contains only the database design and the documents you select.

You can also create a replica on a server of only selected documents from a local database. For example, such a replica might back up important documents without using up much storage space on the server. You cannot select documents in a local database and create another replica locally, but you can modify an existing local database to include only the documents you select.

Tip There are other ways to make a replica partial, for example by specifying that it contain only documents in specified folders or views, or contain only data specified in a formula. For more information see Creating a partial replica.

To create a partial replica that contains only selected documents

By default, a partial replica of selected documents contains the full content of the documents. Notes creates the replica by default in your data directory.

1. Open the database.

2. Select the documents you want to work with.

3. Drag the documents to the Replicator icon.


4. If the database you're creating a replica for is on a server, click Options and do one of following:
5. If the database you're creating a replica for is local, the dialog box title is Modify Replica for Database DatabaseName. Click Options and do one of the following: 6. Do any of the following: 7. Click OK.
8. (Optional) If you change your mind about replicating only selected documents, and decide instead to create a replica of the entire database, select "Extend replication to include entire database containing these documents," and click OK.

9. Click OK.

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