Question : How do I update an identically structured SQL database on  Laptop connected to the Network?

I need to write T-=SQL stored procedure that selectively insert records and update records in an identically-structured SQL database on a laptop connected to the same network.
I have a customer who has a main server and about 40 laptops.  The server runs SQL 2005 and the laptops run SQL Express.  When a laptop is connected to the network, I want to run the stored procedure on the server and have it affect the data on the laptop.
The response I am looking for is an example of a simple stored procedure that identifies the two databases (server and laptop), and updates records on the (remote) database.  It's the syntax used in naming and linking of the remote and local databases that is tripping me up.
Thank you for your time.

Answer : How do I update an identically structured SQL database on  Laptop connected to the Network?

class listeners have the opportunity to respond to the routed event before any instance listener on the element can. For this reason, class handlers are sometimes used to suppress routed events that a particular control class implementation does not wish to propagate further, or to provide special handling of that routed event that is a feature of the class. For instance, a class might raise its own class-specific event that contains more specifics about what some user input condition means in the context of that particular class. The class implementation might then mark the more general routed event as handled. Class handlers are typically added such that they are not invoked for routed events where shared event data was already marked handled, but for a typical cases there is also a RegisterClassHandler(Type, RoutedEvent, Delegate, Boolean) signature that registers class handlers to invoke even when routed events are marked handled.

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