I've got this SQL2K/WIN2K setup and a database having merge replication
setup. It's been running there for more than couple of years. Now due to
strategic changes we don't need this replication on the database.
When I tried to remove it, it started blocking normal user activity that is
mostly on the same tables which are published. After 15-20 minutes I had to
cancle it. The database is serving 24/7 and I want to remove replication with
minimal disruption to regular opration. Is there any easier way to remove
replication and metadata generated by it.?
I would appreciate any help/pointers.
Have you tried to call sp_removedbreplication? This proc should remove the
replication from the database.
Yi
"adi" <adi@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've got this SQL2K/WIN2K setup and a database having merge replication
> setup. It's been running there for more than couple of years. Now due to
> strategic changes we don't need this replication on the database.
> When I tried to remove it, it started blocking normal user activity that
> is
> mostly on the same tables which are published. After 15-20 minutes I had
> to
> cancle it. The database is serving 24/7 and I want to remove replication
> with
> minimal disruption to regular opration. Is there any easier way to remove
> replication and metadata generated by it.?
> I would appreciate any help/pointers.
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