You can do it.... BUT

If you do not have access to source table that means there is a difference between Publisher and the subscriber table. This could cause problems when...

Like I said some pages ago, that guy reminds me of one of the developers in my company and I had the same argument with him. He still would not...

I agree with Alvin there. Especially since we are a small Island. I was lucky to get Jimmy May and Joe Chang.

Our User Group was started last year august....

CirquedeSQLeil (7/15/2010)

Put me on the shortlist...

Willemstad is our capital. 🙂 That is 15 min drive from my house. The island can be covered in 1 hr by car. 🙂

EST. But we do not have day light saving change.

We are planning to experiment with remote speakers this coming September. If that works out, I will be bothering all of you.. 🙂

Try running sp_removedbreplication. This should remove all left overs that you have.

Congrats Jeff... Hopefully I will see you all at the Pass Summit..!!!!

Reminds me of a developer here and he wrote almost a...

For every table that is being replicated, In your subscriber there will be 3 stored proc. One for update, another for insert and another for delete. When you added the...

Why not initialize using Back up? That should solve your problem.

You can reinitialize the subscription through GUI. Right click on the Publication and select re initialize.

http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/B/D/5BD13FFA-5E34-4AE1-9AA0-C6E6951B8FC8/SQL%20Server%202008%20R2%20High%20Availability%20Architecture%20White%20Paper.docx

Maybe I can try to write how nHybernate can create optimized code if we configure it bad... :hehe: