I was using an "alternate snapshot
location" for the storage of my reinitilized
snapshot data. All those snap shots have
made it to the subscribers. I am now
wanting to go back to those pacakges and set
their snapshot location back to default
(basically the default dir on the
distributor). When I go back and check that
check box, it's not going to try to start a
new snapshot is it?
I figured once the snapshot was done and
pushed over, that the rest of replication
would be the sync'ing part.
Thanks,
-comb
No - this doesn't cause the snapshot agent to start automatically, or mark
the subscribers for reinitialization.
It only affects things the next time you choose to run the snapshot agent.
Regards,
Paul Ibison
|||In article <OPxX59qfEHA.556
@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>,
Paul.Ibison@.Pygmalion.Com says...
> No - this doesn't cause the snapshot agent to start automatically, or mark
> the subscribers for reinitialization.
> It only affects things the next time you choose to run the snapshot agent.
> Regards,
> Paul Ibison
>
>
that is perfect then.. thats the information
i needed to know..
thanks for the response..
-comb
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Monday, February 20, 2012
removing a snapshot agent.
I have a snapshot agent that I cannot get rid of. The publication did
not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
Larry...
Are you using dynamic snapshots? This is a merge replicaiton only feature.
Hilary Cotter
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"LPR-3rd" <lreames@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1115044813.754502.295220@.f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> I have a snapshot agent that I cannot get rid of. The publication did
> not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
> delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
> some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
> What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
> Larry...
>
|||I am not using dynamic snapshots. It is a simple transactional pub.
What do you mean..'This is a merge replicaiton only feature.'?
not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
Larry...
Are you using dynamic snapshots? This is a merge replicaiton only feature.
Hilary Cotter
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Looking for a FAQ on Indexing Services/SQL FTS
http://www.indexserverfaq.com
"LPR-3rd" <lreames@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1115044813.754502.295220@.f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> I have a snapshot agent that I cannot get rid of. The publication did
> not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
> delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
> some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
> What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
> Larry...
>
|||I am not using dynamic snapshots. It is a simple transactional pub.
What do you mean..'This is a merge replicaiton only feature.'?
removing a snapshot agent.
I have a snapshot agent that I cannot get rid of. The publication did
not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
I am not using dynamic snapshots. It is a simple transactional pub.
What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
Larry...
A stray snapshot agent job that runs periodically may be re-creating the
snapshot agent entry in MSsnapshot_agent. Can you check whether there is a
snapshot agent job step in sysjobsteps that doesn't correspond to any known
publications?
"LPR-3rd" wrote:
> I have a snapshot agent that I cannot get rid of. The publication did
> not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
> delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
> some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
> I am not using dynamic snapshots. It is a simple transactional pub.
> What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
>
> Larry...
>
not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
I am not using dynamic snapshots. It is a simple transactional pub.
What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
Larry...
A stray snapshot agent job that runs periodically may be re-creating the
snapshot agent entry in MSsnapshot_agent. Can you check whether there is a
snapshot agent job step in sysjobsteps that doesn't correspond to any known
publications?
"LPR-3rd" wrote:
> I have a snapshot agent that I cannot get rid of. The publication did
> not exist, so I went into distribution.MSsnapshot_agents table and
> delete it. When I refresh the snapshot agents folder, it is gone. At
> some point, the damn thing gets recreated.
> I am not using dynamic snapshots. It is a simple transactional pub.
> What is recreating this agent? How can I stop it for being recreated?
>
> Larry...
>
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