Tracing replication

[Yorn Ziesche]

Hi everybody,

is there an easy way to verify, trace or watch replication (with stored
procedures or tools for example).

Is there any good, detailed and understandable documentation with in
depth information
about replication (not the standard microsoft stuff) ?

Thanks

Yorn Ziesche
IT-Department - Verlagsgruppe Handelsblatt GmbH
email: y.zi...@vhb.de

[Steve Robinson]

Yorn,

try SQLTrace this will tell you exaclty what is happening - The best
documentation I have found for Replication so far is a book called SQLServer
Secrets 6.5 this has a large chapter on it - If you still odnt have any joy
post the question up here and im sure someone will have done some
investigation into it before

I hope this was of use to you.

Steve Robinson
st...@Samurai1.demon.co.uk

Yorn Ziesche wrote in message <35162520...@vhb.de>...

[Daniel vom Saal]

Yorn,

I did not find any readily available tools (that is, cheap and easy to find
;)) so I put a little toolset together myself. I found Microsoft provides
only the bare minimum; maybe that will change in 7.0.

The procedures I used are all MS procedures and/or direct access to their
tables; it wasn't that difficult but did require a little detective work.

Good luck,

Daniel vom Saal