Showing posts with label automatic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label automatic. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

changing the sync_type option of a subscription

If I create a subscription with a sync_type set to 'replication support only' is it possible to change that option to 'automatic' down the road without destroying and recreating the
subscription?

-mike

You can look into the following articles on changing the subscription property.

How to: View and Modify Push Subscription Properties (SQL Server Management Studio)

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151741.aspx

How to: View and Modify Push Subscription Properties (Replication Transact-SQL Programming)

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms147323.aspx

However, I don't see @.sync_type as one of the property you can change.

Do you mind I ask why you want to change from "automatic" to "replication support only" later? What is your scenario?

Gary

|||Automatic appears (and I need to do more reading on this) to give you a bit more flexability when adding items to a publication. For example, I have a publication and subscription (w/ sync_type = automatic) up and running and now I want to add another object to that publication. Once I've added the object all I need to do is regenerate the snapshot and that object is replicated to the subscriber.

So, that being said, I have a very large database that takes around four hours to deliver the initial snapshot. Due to the size and time of delivering that snapshot, it makes sense to create a publication with a subscription set to 'replication support only'. But down the road I may want to add objects to that publication and don't want to have to destroy and recreate the subscription and have to deliver the snapshot.|||

I guess no ..i have the same scenario still lurking and i am sure we have to drop and re-create the subscription to chnage the setting.

Script out replication run the script for subscription you want to change @.sync_type or u may use wizard to create the article and subscription for the same.

changing the sync_type option of a subscription

If I create a subscription with a sync_type set to 'replication support only' is it possible to change that option to 'automatic' down the road without destroying and recreating the
subscription?

-mike

You can look into the following articles on changing the subscription property.

How to: View and Modify Push Subscription Properties (SQL Server Management Studio)

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151741.aspx

How to: View and Modify Push Subscription Properties (Replication Transact-SQL Programming)

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms147323.aspx

However, I don't see @.sync_type as one of the property you can change.

Do you mind I ask why you want to change from "automatic" to "replication support only" later? What is your scenario?

Gary

|||Automatic appears (and I need to do more reading on this) to give you a bit more flexability when adding items to a publication. For example, I have a publication and subscription (w/ sync_type = automatic) up and running and now I want to add another object to that publication. Once I've added the object all I need to do is regenerate the snapshot and that object is replicated to the subscriber.

So, that being said, I have a very large database that takes around four hours to deliver the initial snapshot. Due to the size and time of delivering that snapshot, it makes sense to create a publication with a subscription set to 'replication support only'. But down the road I may want to add objects to that publication and don't want to have to destroy and recreate the subscription and have to deliver the snapshot.|||

I guess no ..i have the same scenario still lurking and i am sure we have to drop and re-create the subscription to chnage the setting.

Script out replication run the script for subscription you want to change @.sync_type or u may use wizard to create the article and subscription for the same.

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Changing the Domain User Password

Is there an automatic way of changing the Domain user password getting used for running the SQL Server as a Domain user account? I'm taking about EM--Security--Domain User name and the password getting used for running the SQL Server?Check out this thread

http://www.dbforums.com/t992825.html