Everything is working ok, but I can't get rid of this from the Replication monitor.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
SQL 2000 ?
Get into Enterprise Manager.
Right Click on the server connection.
Select Properties , in the window select Replication.
Select Disable, it will remove all your references as to the Replication.
Let me know if it works.
|||if this is SQL 2005, look in distribution database for table MSmerge_publications and see if your deleted publication still exists. if so, delete it.|||Yes, I'm using SQL Server 2005.
I tried opening the Distribution database via Management Studio to do what you said but when I click on a table the option to open it is greyed out. This is only the case for tables in the Distribution db and for the temp_db. I can open all tables everywhere else.
I tried looking into permissions but don't see any differences between settings on dbs that allow me to open tables and those that don't.
I'm kind of a noob to SQL Server 2005 so I may just be missing something simple.
Thanks.
Scott
|||You'll have to try TSQL queries to access the table. Open a new query window:
use distribution
go
select * from MSmerge_publications
go
|||Yes, that did it!
However, the problematic data was in another set of tables...
There was a record in the MSReplication_monitordata table and an associated record in the MSSnapshot_agents and MSSnapshot_history that were associated with the publication that no longer existed.
Not sure why this data was still in these tables but once I deleted these records, the error in Replication Monitor dissapeared.
Thanks!
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