Re: Replication problems
From: Kevin Collins \(MS - SQL Mobile\) (kevincol_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/10/04
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Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2004 11:37:17 -0700
There are two issues here that you are experiencing.
1) You cannot create a share on your machine. While this is not an issue at
this moment, it will be an issue if you want to have IIS on a different
machine than SQL Server as you must reference a share on the machine and not
the admin share (C$). However, since you do have IIS on the same machine
you can reference the C$ share that comes up as the default when you are
running through publication wizard.
2) You can't create a publication due to the 1038 error. I still have no
idea why that is occuring. Posting that error on the other newsgroup is the
best solution I have for you at this time on that error. Once that is
resolved, then you can proceed with referencing the snapshot directory to
the admin share on your computer. Just keep in mind that you need to have
IIS and SQL on the same machine in order for that to work.
"pat" <pat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3E9CDC1B-29C6-466D-93AF-F4C784808BFF@microsoft.com...
> Hello Mr. Collins,
>
> I went into the Windows Explorer under Tools (Extra) - Options
> (Ordneroptionen) - View (Ansicht) - and the "Use Simple File Sharing"
> (Einfache Dateifreigabe verwenden (empfohlen)) is already checked. And i
> do
> not yet have any Publications in my Enterprise Manager.
> I wanted to note that when this error with the System account occurs a
> screen "Configure SQL Server Agent" appears where i can choose between
> "Yes,
> configure the SQL Server Agent service to start automatically" or "No, I
> will
> start the SQL Server Agent service manually". Here i checked the first
> one. I
> hope this is right?
>
> I posted it now also in the SQL Server - Replication newsgroup. I think
> this
> is a general problem with my Enterprise Manager. I always created
> Databases
> and their Tables from VS.NET because when i want to add new Tables to a
> Database in the Enterprise Manager a similiar error to this error 1038
> occurs:
> An unexpected error happened during this operation.
> [Microsoft SQL-DMO (ODBC SQLState: 42000) - Cannot use empty object or
> column names. Use a single space if necessary.
>
> Maybe could you help this that you know what went wrong in my Enterprise
> Manager? It is inexplicable for me why this error during the Publication
> occurs...:(
>
> regards
>
> patrick
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