Replication Error

  • I am doing a transaction replication and I am getting the below error

    The process could not bulk copy out of table '[dbo].[syncobj_0x3633313839453446]'.

    Any insights guys?

  • Was there more to this error message?  Did replication ever work?

    Did you check out the replication monitor?

  • No Problem I got it fixed. That was a space issue in the distributor. I tried to set up an error output file and now its working.

  • I have the exact same error message, when trying to replicate a single table across my network. Would you mind explaining how you fixed it?

  • Justin,

    It might happen due to a couple of reason.

     

    1. The disk might be running out of space.

    2. The transaction log might have filled.

    You can add the error log or redirect the error to a text file as shown below

    -Output C:\Temp\OUTPUTFILE.txt -Outputverboselevel [2]

    This link will give you more details

    http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;312292&sd=tech 

    on redirecting the output to a file. from that error file you can find out the error easily.

  • I had just pulled the output file before I got your reply:

    Microsoft SQL Server Snapshot Agent 7.00.623

    Copyright (c) 1998 Microsoft Corporation

    Microsoft SQL Server Replication Agent: HERSSQL01-summitseq-summitseq-9

    Connecting to Distributor 'HERSSQL01'

    Connecting to Publisher 'HERSSQL01.summitseq'

    HERSSQL01.summitseq: sp_MSgetversion

    Initializing the publication 'summitseq'

    Fetching the articles from the publisher.

    Generating schema script for article 'TWinReg'

    Generating snapshots of the articles in the publication.

    Bulk copying snapshot data for article 'TWinReg'

    select * from [dbo].[syncobj_0x3637463232343831] where 1 = 2

    HERSSQL01.summitseq: select * from [dbo].[syncobj_0x3637463232343831] where 1 = 2

    This is what i got. Doesn't look to me like the "where 1 = 2" clause should be in there, but I do not know of anywhere that I could have put that in. Any help you can offer would be appreciated.

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