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sql server replication : Is there anyway to decrease the priority of the replication process or SQL Server?


Hilary Cotter
9/12/2003 11:52:15 AM
You can replicate the execution of a stored procedure.

Does this help you at all?

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adeveloper
9/12/2003 1:42:34 PM
Hi,

We have a replicated database which has quite a complex DB model with a lot
of related tables (the DB is for a content management system). When a user
performs a delete operation on the publisher and it is run on the subscriber
it use 100% CPU and really slows down the machine (because of the number of
deletes I guess).

Is there a way to run the the replication process at below normal priority
so it does not tie up the server?

What happens if you run the SQL server process at below normal priority? Or
is there a way to throatle SQL Server CPU usage?

Also is there a way to execute individual SPs at below normal priority?

Most grateful for any info
Pete

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