My question is it possible to configure SQL Notification Service to
monitor several databases instead of one. Currently I have code that
can monitor any changes on one database, but I would like to modify it
so that I am alerted when a database is changed amongst a set of

I am trying to install NS Client components on an IIS machine for my
subscription management interface.  The NS server will run on a different
box.  My IIS box has .Net framework installed but when I try to start the
installation, I get an error that the framework is not ...

I'm a seasoned DBA and developer, but not quite familiar with SSNS so
please forgive my ignorance... :)
I understand that SSNS notification of SQL related events is actually
implemented as polling of the database for changes.

We install the SSNS database tables into our application database,
rather than have a separate database. A client has sent us a backup of
their database which contains their ssns tables, and i need to drop
the ssns tables and schema from this database. I thought that this

A client of ours has SSNS installed into their database, and they want
to backup the database and move it to another database server. Is this
something that you can do in ssns pretty easily?
Thanks!

I am pretty sure that some of you may have faced a similar dilema...
We use a  peer-to-peer notification framework in our system and have
been considering replacing it with SSNS. I have some experience with
SSNS but, in this particular case, have my doubts about whether it

I am using notification services on my accounts table to notify
upwards of 8-10 subscribers of any changes, and what seems to happen
is the following:
- approximately 90% of the time everytime runs great, no problems,

My company has several customers that are requesting us to build
interfaces to their existing systems.  I'm looking for a generic and
configurable solution since I need to interface with so many different
systems and I don't want to have to write a custom program for each one.  

In a previous email, Shyam Pather, asserted that:
"Overall, you should be aware that SQL-NS was specifically designed to
scale
well in high-volume applications. It has been deployed successfully in