I've been playing with replication for the first time today, and I
almost got it all to work...except I'm running into what must be
common problems:
1) Let's say I have three views, named:

Using transactionl replication to replicate data to our reporting server.  
The distributor agent is running on the subscriber.  Concerned that if for
some reason the distributor agent is down or out of service replication
changes to the live data will not be replicated to the ...

I have 2 SQL 2005 Servers SERVER1 and SERVER2 and want to establish a
replication betwwen them: SERVER1 as Publisher and SERVER2 as
subscriber.
the problem is that SERVER2 is runnint on port 2433 and -I dont know

Publisher:
 - Windows 2000 SP4
 - SQL Server 2005
Subscriber:

Using SQL2005 SP1 transactional replication to a reporting server.  
I'd like to be alerted when replicaton stops for whatever reason.  Is it
best to be notified via Database Mail for specific replication jobs.  There
seems to 9 replication jobs alone on the publisher/distributor ...

I have replication running from SQL2005 to SQL2000, The amount of data has
grown so large that when a new snapshot is generated it takes a very long
time to send to the subscriber. I am using push transactional replication.
The distributor and publisher are on the same server in ...

How do I create and sync a local table from a subscription?
I imagine I'm missing something simple. I currently have a sales order
processing Access/SQL 2005 applicaiton we run on our SBS2003 lan. I'd like to
run it disconnected from other locations and sync the changes. Reading ...

Any ercomendations for a good 3rd party S/W for sql 2000 replication using
minimum bandwidth over a WAN?
Thanks.

I am using sql server 2000. In my replication program i need to exclude
delete statements. I want to replicate only insert and update statements. Can
any one help me...

Hi....
We have setup database replication and we're now finding the transaction log
growing very quickly.  The publisher is about 15GB and the log file on the
subscriber has filled up the disk at 15GB.  This happened when the

I am getting this error:
The row was not found at the Subscriber when applying the replicated command.
I have a transactional replication with row filters with UDFs on some tables
and we are replicating data from internal sql server db to web sql server db.

I'm facing some problems with the Snapshot Replication with error "StartIndex
cannot be less then zero" and unable to find a solution for this. I'm
seriously looking at Mirroring instead as an alternative solution.
The question is since I'm having 5 databases (one around 60GB) ...

I'm setting up Transaction Replication b/w SQL Server 2K and SQL Server 2K5.
I have published Tables, Views and SPs as articles.
When I try to modify the published Stored procedure, the changes are not
replicated.

I'm setting up Transaction Replication b/w SQL Server 2K and SQL Server 2K5.
I have published Tables, Views and SPs as articles.
One of the views has more than 300 columns. So when i try to replicate it,
I'm encountering the

I have the following scenario:
Server A; database = databaseA
Server B; database = databaseB
Server C; database = subscriberAB