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During replication how to keep a stored procedure's Security Setti Kevin Bowlin
5/31/2005 4:07:42 PM
sql server replication:
We are trying to use SQL to replicate a stored procedure for SMS2003
Reporting modifications. Two Questions
1. What Ports are required for SQL replication
2. When we replicate the stored procedure we loose the security settings.
How can we replicate and keep these setting.

This is for SMS2003 Patch Management and a stored procedure that cross
references MS patches to an IAVA or ACERT number for the military.

Please cc kbowlin@microsoft.com

Re: During replication how to keep a stored procedure's Security Setti Hilary Cotter
5/31/2005 9:42:54 PM
1) 1433 or whatever port sql server listens on. To apply the snapshot is
137,8, & 9 for unc, or 21 for ftp.
2) apply the permissions using a post snapshot command

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Re: During replication how to keep a stored procedure's Security Setti Hilary Cotter
5/31/2005 9:43:16 PM
1) 1433 or whatever port sql server listens on. To apply the snapshot is
137,8, & 9 for unc, or 21 for ftp.
2) apply the permissions using a post snapshot command

--
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
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