Don't Want to Script Replication Objects

[rmg66]

I have a customized scripting procedure that will script all objects in a
given db.

My problem is, on a db set up for replication, I don't want to script all of
the objects that the system creates to manage replication -- just the
original db objects.

I there way to isolate replication objects?
Are they flagged somewhere in the system as objects that were not actually
created by the user, but by the server system?

Thanks

[Hilary Cotter]

The best way is to remove them from the scripting interface. Its a pain to
do.

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[Paul Ibison]

You might have to base this largely on the object name prefixes eg
MSmerge_conflict_<PublicationName>_<ArticleName> for the conflict tables. I
mentioned this to Redgate because it becomes a pain there (SQLCompare) also,
but they didn't seem to find an easy solution either.
Cheers,
Paul Ibison SQL Server MVP, www.replicationanswers.com
(recommended sql server 2000 replication book:
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[rmg66]

What do you mean?
What scripting interface?
How do I remove them without isolating them?

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