Share this PostYes, post mostly Replication or High Availability topics, but I found this interesting enough to share on my ReplTalk blog. These are the troubleshooting and resolution we used to help a customer explore faster ways to update a 100 million row table. Problem Description Customer was running UPDATE query affecting 100 million rows.
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Share this PostI hope to answer the question “What is the difference between Push and Pull Merge Replication?” in this blog posting. As you know Merge Replication is all about merging or blending changes between multiple SQL Servers. One SQL Server is designated as the PUBLISHER or “master” copy of the database. Changes made on
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Share this PostBy José Moreira B. Neto Microsoft SQL Server Escalation Services Bounded Update is the term used to describe certain types of UPDATE statements from the publisher that will replicate as DELETE/INSERT pairs on the subscriber. We perform a bounded update for every set based update that changes a column that is part of
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Share this PostWhile troubleshooting customer’s Replication scenarios we often ask for the “script” used to recreate their replication environment. The BLOG posting below by Chad Miller provides a great example of using Power Shell and Replication Management Objects (RMO) to script out Replication. Click here for link to Quickly Script Out Replication Redux Written on
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Share this PostFrom time to time we need to restore a customer’s Distribution database to a secondary server or to a lab server for testing. When you restore a distribution database it will not be configured to execute Replication commands such as sp_browsereplcmds. However, there is a simple solution. You can execute the command below
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