Re: 2005 Replication Mon Interface

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"Hilary Cotter" <hilary.cotter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Connect to your Publisher in WorkBench, expand the Replication node,
> expand Local Publications, right click on your publication and select
> Launch Replication Monitor (I think you are already here). Expand the
> Replication Monitor Node, My Publishers node, and your Publisher node, and
> locate your publication. Click on it and then in the Right Hand pane,
> select Warnings and Agents tab. In the lower portion of the pane locate
> your snapshot agent and right click on it to start it or stop it.
>
> You can also access it through the SQL Server Agent node in SQL WorkBench
> for your SQL Server, and expand the Jobs folder. Right click on your Agent
> (if you can locate it by its name) and select Start Job or Stop Job.
>
> I think at this point it is important to point out that the Replication
> Wizards and interfaces were completely redesigned to make them more
> intuitive and less confusing.
>
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> "TCorp" <tcorpus@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>I am playing around with the new Replication Monitor in 2005. In the old
>>Replication Monitor (SQL Sever2k), you could right click on a subscription
>>and Start or Stop Synchronizing. So far I have not been able to find this
>>feature in the new Replication Monitor and I've had to SQL Server
>>Management Studio to be able to control the subscription. Our
>>subscriptions frequently go off-line (off-site) and sometimes require a
>>manual start when they return, so access to this feature for all
>>subscriptions in one place is handy.
>>
>> Thanks for any help.
>> Ted.
>>
>
>


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