Merge Wizard

By Additional Articles, 2006/11/15

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In our environment, we needed to create and drop replication over and over in our test environment and I got realy tired of having to manualy go to each table with an identity column to set its ranges. This sproc will create or drop the publications and/or subscriptions for all or some of the objects in your database. Its nothing fancy, and could use alot of tweaking for your needs, but it works well for us.

By Additional Articles, 2006/11/15

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