Is it possible to setup a table in one database to replicate to table in
another database on the same machine?

A customer has a publisher/distributor and one subscriber. Both servers
are SQL 2000.
This morning, the publisher displayed a message that the snapshot needed
to be recreated becuase it was out of date. THe person there answered

exec sp_addmergearticle throwing the following error:
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_addmergearticle, Line 1225
Invalid object name 'sysarticleupdates'.
I have looked at the code for sp_addmergearticle procedure and it is

I'm trying to get the latency for a Transactional replication using the
RMO interface in C#.
I tried to follow the guideline reference in MSDN
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms146951.aspx) but I got an

Is there any way of allowing users to check their [merge] replication status
w/o installing Management Studio?
I have MSDE installed on laptops and I would ike my laptop users to be able
to check to see if their subscription has been running.  (Sometimes the

my transactional snapshot agent is failing with "Server Execution Failed" and
"No Response in the last 10 minutes" I read in another post that I should try
to run the Snapshot agent in Query Analyzer so I can get a more useful
output. It sounds like great idea, but I don't know ...

I need to implement a solution for a company with 2 different locations. One
is in Hong Kong and another one is in China. They always need to query the
data as fast as possible. So I am thinking placing the same database in both
locations. Both databases can be query and updated. ...

I have a merge replication set up and I need to change one of the
articles from download only to bi-directional. I tried doing this
through SSMS and marked subscriptions for reinitialisation and
recreated the snapshot. However, when I tried to synchronise I got

I looked at the performance monitor for Repl. Pending Xacts and there is
over 4billion transactions - there is NO WAY that there are that many
that need to be replicated, espeically since the other subscriber only
gets about 10,000 transactions per day.

We currently have SQL Server 2000 and have merge replication.  We have the
following process
1. Data is transfered to a laptop, data on the laptop is changed and the
data on the server is 'locked'

i am going to install the latest sql 2005 service packs on 3 servers
that are using merge replication (they are one 9.0.1399 and i know there
are SP's after that). Is there anything i need to do differently on
those servers since they are using merge replication than i have to do

I'm not sure if this is even possible, but I've been asked to look
into replication from Oracle to Sql Server.  He's the situation:
We have access to a remote Oracle database, but only read access (not
allowed to configure or change the db).

I've been investigating the possible way of getting transactional
replication from SQL 2005 or now SQL 2008 to MySQL working, and have
not been able to do this.  In SQL 2000 I was able to get this up and
runnign but there was a documented problem when the distribution

Merge replication w/ 2005.
I have updated the distributor and 2 subscribers to SQL 2005 SP2 - the
update on the subscribers failed for only Analysis Services - all other
updates were fine.

i am having issues w/ merge with one publisher and 2 subscribers. the
subscribers are not replicating and i can't seem to figure out why. the
servers are sql 2005 sp2 for everything except the analysis services.
So, i am thinking about removing sql and then re-installing.