Do you have cross domain set up? How do you make sure that the Service account of Server A has all access to the Folder in Server B to copy...

You have both the servers running under the same service account? They are not in the same domain, so how did you manage that?

Did you use identical local account?...

Do you have Auto Stats on for the tables? Was the plan the same both the times or was it different?

What are you passing in as parameter that needs...

How was the replication initially set up? Was it set up with Sync from backup? If so everything will look normal but none of the changes will go through until...

That means you are having bottlenecks/Blocks somewhere. it could be Network IO or disk IO or any blocks. Our latency is around 3 sec and our OLTP server is Kinda...

I found another thread that deals with the same issue. Check the last page here. You will see the work around.

We have been using Tran replication for years for reporting. It has been quite stable. But if you have Network problems and HW problems, it can become tough to maintain....

The answer is still It Depends. With no detail of what you are doing in your warehouse and what your OLTP DB does and store, it will be difficult to...

Brandie, I think there is another one cause I remember distinctly that you have to do a EMPTYFILE before you try to delete the secondary file once again after creating...

YES or It Depends is the answer. Without more details it will be difficult to even guesstimate.

As far as I know, NO. You can check the default trace to see if it is registered there.

The best way would be to set Auditing on the table...

If I am not mistaken this is a bug in SQL Server 2008. It has not been fixed in SQL 2008 R2 either. I think there is also a pss...

It specifies how you are synching the data to the subscriber.

Ah, So not a stupid question. I am glad that you got it fixed.

Yes, that is what I meant. It is set pretty high.

Just one stupid question, this is not a named instance, right?