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SQL 2005 merge replication limits

Jonathan Lafontaine
12/13/2005 2:40:48 PM

sql server replication:

I try to merge replicate a database containing one table but fails to
replicate if there's over 127 columns in the table.
127 columns and less gives no problem, but 128 and more throws a native
error 0 and no description.

Now, in the help file they say that merge replication has a limit of 246
columns per table.
I'm a bit lost as why I can't get past 128 fields.

Thanks in advance

Re: SQL 2005 merge replication limits

Hilary Cotter
12/13/2005 10:56:41 PM

could you post your publication and your table schema? I am able to
replicate tables of 200 columns.

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Re: SQL 2005 merge replication limits

Jonathan Lafontaine
12/20/2005 3:12:12 PM

After further investigation
I've came up with the following information:

I can replicate the table in these two situations.
1. I replicate all the fields but the table is empty
2. Table has data but only the first 127 fields are replicated

We don't break the 6000 caracters limit.
I've been playing with the data for 2 days now and can't seem to find what
the problem is.
There's nothing unusual, only bits, ints, nvarchars and floats.

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