This means exactly what the error message says. You have two options.

Option 1: If you don't...

Default schedule is daily, every 10 minutes.

This is your queue reader agent job. It doesn't really matter for traditional transactional replication. By default it's set to...

rupesh.net (6/25/2009)

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This is really very good to see all of your views and that is correct by identifying the failure reason we can restart the replication agent. I would love...

One difference that you'll see in the transaction logs with replication in play is that transactions are retained in the log until the log reader agent has picked up the...

Couple of questions:

- What version ad edition of SQL Server is installed? (e.g. 2005 standard)

- Where the replication components installed during the SQL install?

- What value do you get for...

Try this:

sp_dropdistributor @no_checks=1,@ignore_distributor=1

(Read more on the SP here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173516(SQL.90).aspx)

What recovery model was the DB in before you started replicating? And do your transaction logs sit on dedicated drives or are they on shared drives with your data files?

Users can connect to Server B but will not be able to select from whatever table the snapshot agent is currently working on since it will be locked by the...

There are many scenarios where a distribution agent can fail and how you handle it depends on the severity of the failure.

- If it's a failure because a row is...

Do you want to disable replication of all deletes all the time, or are you trying to selectively disable deletes at particular times while allowing deletes to be replecated at...

Some more information: The source is essentially verbatim from this blog post: http://blogs.msdn.com/mrorke/archive/2005/06/28/433471.aspx

So aside from whether or not XSLT should or should not be done in SQL, is there a...

If you're stuck with the SAN configuration that you've got then at least consider the following:

- Assuming your workload is typical OLTP (e.g. 80\20 reads\writes) put your data files onto...

It really all depends of what you call "nothing wrong". The fact that you may need to use replication for failover purposes makes the use of Identity columns a pain...

Make sure that the account you've set your distribution agents to run as has the necessary rights to both the publisher and subscriber. Are the publisher and subscriber in the...

That sounds like an issue between your machine and the subscriber. Are you using your desktop\laptop to set up the subscription, and if so can you open a new query...