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SQL 2005 Management Studio and "logbased manualview" articles Patrick Gibb
11/12/2006 5:44:01 PM
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Hi

I have script to manually create a publication and associated articles for
transactional replication and, for various reasons, am using manually created
views on my publisher and custom stored procedures on the subscribers for
insert operations. The articles are added using @type = 'logbased manualview'.

The script works fine and the resulting transactional replication works as
expected. However when I view the properties of the publication and in
particular the publication articles, using SQL Management Studio the
information displayed does not match the infromation configured. For example,
the INS, UPD and DEL statements are all listed as "Do not replicate...",
whereas a call to sp_helparticle lists these properties correctly with "CALL
MyInsertSP" etc.

Problem seems to be with the @type of the article. If I add the articles
using just @type = 'logbased', then SQL Management Studio displays them
correctly.

Am I missing something here...??

Re: SQL 2005 Management Studio and "logbased manualview" articles Hilary Cotter
11/13/2006 12:00:00 AM
Sounds like a UI bug, do the transactions replicate fine?

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Re: SQL 2005 Management Studio and "logbased manualview" articles Patrick Gibb
11/13/2006 3:06:02 PM
Thanks Hilary

Yes the transactions replicate fine and use the custom stored procedures.
The same publication articles are displayed correctly if I setup the
replication on SQL2000. However both SQL2000 and SQL2005 GUI switch the @type
to just "logbased" if I try to alter the article through the GUI.

I guess the GUI cannot cover every possible configuration variation and
concentrates on the common ones. It should just mean that any updates need to
be scripted as well, which is not too big a deal. Thanks again.




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