Clear Replication history

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Several months ago while testing daylight savings, the date and time on
server was set ahead to November 2007 to test daylight savings. A scheduled
replication occurred and shows up in the history of each replica with a
November date. The hourly scheduled replication now fails to happen and I
believe this is because it sees a "November date as the most recent and does
not run. I can still manually run a replication but scheduled replications
will not occur. Is there a way to clear the "November" date so that the
scheduled replications will once again work?

jisspring@xxxxxxxxx


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