Reminds me of the default trace that SQL...

Thats the end of my knowledge base... Sorry. 🙂

I did not know that. I learn another thing. Thanks Grant. Learn something new everyday.. 🙂

On which client? Normal Web App that uses the Sproc?

Also check if SQLBrowser service is up and running.

Do you have any firewall/acls set up that blocks UDP Port 1434??

Just a shot in the dark. Also check what account the services are running under.

Have you tried not to Initialize from the second publisher? You first set up the first publisher with transactional Replication and SnapShot. The second one you set it up with...

It will eat up your output Buffer resource if I am not mistaken. PRINT Statements can be seen only on the SSMS window. So why keep it?

Derek Dongray (3/26/2009)

For me, this appears near the end of page 60!

I have...

This looks more like a network issue. Maybe a badly configured Switch or network cards.

Hopefully you wont hit a space debris or fly into a black hole....:hehe:

I have 3 guys working here who are from UK, Scottish and Irish. Oh yea, I hear them B**** about the weather in UK every time they go back on...

We have Sheep dip here... No problem with that... 😀

So come on over... 😀

Diet Doc Pepper, I can get a crate just for Lynn... party time... Yay...

Sure, No problem..

Just hop over on the next plane to Curacao. You can lie down on the beach and drink what ever you want. I will take care of all...

Another four more to go.... And it is Party time. I am sure Steve is going to open some champagne bottles today.. 😀

I did it... I did it.... Hip Hip...