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== Analyzing SyncFilter.xml ==

== Analyzing SyncFilter.xml ==

When you synchronize your device with an app project, the sync filters for all entities are saved in one file, SyncFilter.xml. In the case of Windows apps, you can easily find this file on your file system; see [[Log_files#Finding_physical_files_in_Windows_versions_of_mobile_apps|finding physical files]]. If you're in charge of troubleshooting sync filter issues, it may make your life easier if you can read and understand the file SyncFilter.xml directly, instead of relying on Woodford.

When you synchronize your device with an app project, the sync filters for all entities are saved in one file, SyncFilter.xml. In the case of Windows apps, you can easily find this file on your file system; see [[Log_files#Finding_physical_files_in_Windows_versions_of_mobile_apps|finding physical files]]. If you're in charge of troubleshooting sync filter issues, it may make your life easier if you can read and understand the file SyncFilter.xml directly, instead of relying on the Woodford representation.

For example, your sync filter file may start with the Account entity:

For example, your sync filter file may start with the Account entity: