on 07-13-2017 7:08 PM
is there any way to check if a table-level (not database-level) replca definition has subscriptions.
Yes. in RSSD or eRSSD
1. First
execute rs_helpreptable <DBName>, <TableName>
This will show the repdefs for that table.
2. Then for each repdef
execute rs_helprep <repdef_name>
At the bottom of the output it will show you the subscription name(s) for that repdef
3. You can also further check about where the replicated data is going
execute rs_helpsub <repsub name>
HTH
Avinash
See the attachment for examplerepdef-and-repsub-for-a-table.txt
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I already have de replication definitions for the tables, but I can´t see subscriptions on them. And
What strikes me most is that the databases are replicated at the database level, but also have table replication definitions. Maybe was doing for eficiency.
I will follow the steps you mention
Thanks a lot for your help
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