The user deletes an object on the Windows CE-based device and then deletes the corresponding desktop object. Why does the object keep showing as out-of-date?

There could be an unusual situation that while a Windows CE-based device is connected, ActiveSync manager cannot detect the deletion. The ActiveSync provider should implement IReplStore::IsValidObject to check the object represented by the given handle, and, if the object no longer exists, return RERR_OBJECT_DELETED. It can also return RERR_CORRUPT to indicate a bad handle that does not represent any object at all.

Q: IReplStore::RemoveDuplicates is called and the ActiveSync provider removes some objects from the desktop store. How can RemoveDuplicates request the ActiveSync manager to restart synchronization to pick up those deletions? A: Returning RERR_RESTART in IReplStore::RemoveDuplicates causes the ActiveSync manager to start the synchronization process again.

Returning any other error code causes ActiveSync manager to call IReplStore::RemoveDuplicates again after completion of the next synchronization. More.

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