"Maria" <mtartoATtecisa74PUNTOcom> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have a merge replication with two sql server 2000 sp3.
> The schedule of the merge is periodic every 10 minutes.
> Though no change has taken place in any of two databases, always massive
> insertions take place by the suscriptor.
>
> Why?.That I must do?.
> Thank you in advance and sorry for my english
>

> Can you use profiler to determine which table these inserts are occurring
> on of it is part of the merge replication meta data processing? Also are
> you using join filters?
>
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> "Maria" <mtartoATtecisa74PUNTOcom> wrote in message
> news:uzR$QoR%23GHA.4468@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>> I have a merge replication with two sql server 2000 sp3.
>> The schedule of the merge is periodic every 10 minutes.
>> Though no change has taken place in any of two databases, always massive
>> insertions take place by the suscriptor.
>>
>> Why?.That I must do?.
>> Thank you in advance and sorry for my english
>>
>
>