Thanks Andy,

Using the -SubscriberLogin [mylogin] -SubscriberPassword [mypassword]in the distributor agent sorted it.

I don't know why it didn't work before, but it works OK now.

I've been having similar problems with replication since changing the SA password.

I changed the password on both the Publisher/Distributor and on the Subscriber.

Both have exactly the same password.

The Distributor job...

The results are very US biased.

In the UK there are a lot of jobs advertised for DBA's and one of the questions employers ask is "Can you do stored procedures"....

Warm and Fuzzy!!!!!

That describes sales pitches and user specs.

It gives me a warm glow to remember that there is only so much to cock up in 256Kb RAM or a...

The Commodore Pet predates the VIC20 by several years.

There is an original in the London Science Museum. I saw my 1st Pet in 1980 but I think it harks...

.....and still have change from a ha'penny.

I started out my database work using a Commodore Pet, 6502 machine code and the original Commodore disk drive so I guess I pre-date...

I found that if I create a stored procedure as follows

CREATE PROC usp_SetName @sName VARCHAR(50)

AS

SET NOCOUNT ON

SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF

INSERT Tbl_Name (Name)

VALUES (@sName)

GO

Then executing the stored proc

exec usp_SetName "O'Reilly" gets...

Years ago I was told that Microsoft set up a Publisher on one side of the Atlantic and the Distributor/Subscriber at the other.

When they got their first phone bill it...

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In our environment, we capture and process millions of transactions per day. We increased throughput on these intense inserts (15%) by...

I would regard having a compound primary key as terrible practice.

By all means have a unique key on it, but the primary key?

I have a situation where we have an...

You were the last person consulted on a database issue and got so pissed off you resigned.

6 months later you see your old job advertised at twice the salary.

Scott Adams...

The problem is that management believes in 0% downtime. Fortunately, they have 50% downtime so its not too hard to sync downtime where they won't notice.

The worst case...

The only down side I have found with derived tables is that they are memory intensive.

This becomes an issue if you have an application that runs complicated queries for a...

The great thing about scripting is that you are creating documentation for your database.

I also find that a well laid out script is useful teaching aid for educating wannabe developers.

When...

I work within a programming company and everyone who has seen .NET absolutely raves about it.

The one comment that has been made is that VB.NET will make a lot of...