SQL 2005 - List value of 'Not For Replication'

By Sandeep Saretha, 2008/05/13

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DBA's always face problem with Indentiy columns in replications. Following scripts will list all identity columns in current database with the value of 'Not For Replication'.

By Sandeep Saretha, 2008/05/13

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