Row filter vs join filter

Hi,
I am new to replication, I am confusing with row filter and join filter. If
I only use row filter, does the SQL server replication caused any data
integrity problem? e.g. simple relationship of such table tblCustomer,
tblOrder and tblOrderDetail?
Thank you.
HKM
a row filter normally means you filter by a column on a row with a value.
Ie in the authors table a row filter would look like this
where state='ca'
When you do a join filter you are joining on another table for your
filtering criteria.
Hilary Cotter
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"HKM" <HKM@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am new to replication, I am confusing with row filter and join filter.
If
> I only use row filter, does the SQL server replication caused any data
> integrity problem? e.g. simple relationship of such table tblCustomer,
> tblOrder and tblOrderDetail?
> Thank you.
> HKM