>AutoPriority</a> is true, then the rows are replicated in the order the changes occured, without taking table priority into account. However, if the same record was changed several times, the duplicate rows in RPL$LOG will still be grouped up together and only replicated once, which means that there can be situations where the order can be wrong (for example, if a row is inserted into a table, then row into a different table, and then the first row gets updated to point to the row from the second table, wi