You are developing an occasionally connected smart client. You use Sync Services to periodically synchronize a local Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 database with a corporate database.

After synchronization, you want to log a count of both rows that successfully uploaded and rows that could not be uploaded. You must choose a class that provides this information.

Which class should you choose?

The SyncStatistics class represents a summary of a SyncSession with regard to the total number of operations that occurred on the client and server. This class provides the required information.

The SyncAgent class orchestrates synchronization.

The SqlCeClientSyncProvider class abstracts a client synchronization provider for SQL Server Compact that communicates with the client and shields the synchronization agent from the specific implementation of the client database.