Here is another customer question about Replication I thought worth sharing. I am using SQL Server 2008 64 bits. I have to change the location of the data file (i.e. MDF file). I was planning to detach and attach. DB is also using Transactional Replication so I can’t detach the DB. Is there any way
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We had this question about SQL 2008 virtual cluster. Question: Is it possible to add node in existing SQL Server 2008 or 2008 R2 Failover cluster instance without downtime (without stopping SQL Server or MSCS services)? Answer: Absolutely! SQL Server 2008 was designed with rolling installation and upgrades in mind. To confirm: I built a
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Just wanted to give a heads up about a SQL Replication Distribution Agent Latency problem we observed today. The Distribution Agent to 1 subscriber was only delivering about 500 cmds/sec while other subscribers were getting 4000 cmds/sec. We noticed the Distribution Agent was running under a different PacketSize, made that change, no noticeable improvement. While
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Microsoft SQL Server has the ability to REPLICATE data changes to Oracle. We see more and more customers migrating to SQL Server, then setting up SQL data Replication to move change SQL data back to a legacy Oracle system until the Oracle server is no longer needed. Our customer got this error after setting up
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For SQL 2005 and SQL 2008 the sp_removedbreplication stored procedure works great for removing the SQL Replication bits from a database. SQL 2000 has an older version of this SP which doesn’t always cleanup the database. You can use the following steps in SQL 2000 to remove the leftover Replication bits. Problem Description – Manually
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