Hi
I have a publication with about 30 tables. For one of the tables
'tabA', I only want to publish 4 of the 6 colums, so i uncheck them in
"publish columns". None of them are keys of any kind.
Each subscriber does have a complete 'tabA' at startup and i only want
to transfer changes made to the first 4 coulmns after it is added as a
subscriber.
Now, the prolem is
1. When the snapshot is created i get a end of file reached,
terminator missing of field data incomplete for the .bcp.
2. I get an error since it tried to copy over records that are already
there.
So, is there a way to NOT copy any data for this table during the
snapshot, and only send changes for the first 4 columns in the future
after the snapshot?
You may want to post this in the replication newsgroup. Hilary should be
able to answer that one real quick.
Tom
Thomas A. Moreau, BSc, PhD, MCSE, MCDBA, MCITP, MCTS
SQL Server MVP
Toronto, ON Canada
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Tom.Moreau
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Hi
I have a publication with about 30 tables. For one of the tables
'tabA', I only want to publish 4 of the 6 colums, so i uncheck them in
"publish columns". None of them are keys of any kind.
Each subscriber does have a complete 'tabA' at startup and i only want
to transfer changes made to the first 4 coulmns after it is added as a
subscriber.
Now, the prolem is
1. When the snapshot is created i get a end of file reached,
terminator missing of field data incomplete for the .bcp.
2. I get an error since it tried to copy over records that are already
there.
So, is there a way to NOT copy any data for this table during the
snapshot, and only send changes for the first 4 columns in the future
after the snapshot?
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