June 23, 2010 at 1:49 pm
Hi All,
Today one of our deveploers updated 600000 records on the publisher database and the update took around 10 minutes to finish but the issue with subscriber its taking forever to update those records and it blocking the users as subscriber is core server for us.
All the transaction are in distributor and they are replicating fast to subscriber ..
Any way to fast up the process ???
June 23, 2010 at 2:01 pm
sorry all the trans are in distributor but not replicating fast to subscriber.
Is there any settings I need to change to make it fast ?
June 23, 2010 at 7:38 pm
kiransuram19 (6/23/2010)
Hi All,Today one of our deveploers updated 600000 records on the publisher database and the update took around 10 minutes to finish but the issue with subscriber its taking forever to update those records and it blocking the users as subscriber is core server for us.
All the transaction are in distributor and they are replicating fast to subscriber ..
Any way to fast up the process ???
Hello,
This might be due to latency in distribution agent .....
do the following:
1. script out replication and check for the @status value in sp_addarticle
if that is set to 0 (zero) that means that it is not replicating as sp's and batch sql statements
--- or -- easy way
select name, status, ins_cmd from sysarticles
check for status column ==> of it is 0 or 8 then it uses TSQL statements
if it is 16 then it uses parametrized statements
2. If you found out status to be 0 or 8 then do following:
exec sp_changearticle @publication =N'[name of publication],
@article=N'[]', ==> name of article having 0 in status
@property=N'status',
@value=N'parameters'
HTH,
Cheers !
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HTH !
Kin
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June 23, 2010 at 7:56 pm
Thanks.
I followed the Easy method but I dont see any article with status in (0,8) all of them were 57.
Thanks,
Kiran
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