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Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 02/24/06 01:09
paul Borowski (paul.borowski@ohr.gatech.edu) writes:
> We recently copied(replicated) a data base for development. everything
> went well until yesterday we had rows start to disappeared in the source
> data base. I then found out that the rows disappearing from the source
> data base were being deleted from the database copy and this was being
> replicated in the source database. I am sure this is a great feature
> but I need to stop it from doing this. HELP
You set up replication, and now you don't want replication to occur?
I guess that you just delete the subscription and/or the pubication
then.
If you only wanted a one-time copy, you should probably have used
snapshot replication.
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se
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