The transaction ended in the trigger. The batch has been aborted.

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  • we are going to need a better description than this to help you.

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  • Agreed,

    It looks like you tried to post some sort of code into the post that ate your text. From the preview I can see:

    sql server could not configure ;instance' as a distributor

    so I am guessing that you are trying to do some form or replication, and it isn't working, but we definately need a lot more than this post is currently showing to help out.

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    Please check any database trigger is ebable or not?

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  • Thanks for reply. my partner created trigger on the server whih is not allowing any new database creations. while configuring distributor, i guess distributor database will create on the server where distributor is located. i just removed that trigger and now it is working

    thanks

    sath

  • Hi Prajapati

    Thank you very much.

    Trigger was enabled on the server which is not allowing to create Distributor Database for distributor

    Thanks for suggestion.. avaluable suggestion.

  • Triggers are always the last place we tend to look for problems which is why their use should be documented and scrutinized before actually going into place.

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