I figured it out. I had to add a Reference (under Tools) to "Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects". Now I'm troubleshooting the connection string. But I'm sure this...

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I was not able to get this problem resolved. I got Microsoft Support involved and eventually they refunded my money because they couldn't help me either.

So good luck.

OK, a little time with BOL and I ran this.

exec sp_repldone @xactid=NULL, @xact_seqno=NULL, @numtrans=0, @time=0, @reset=1

Then I was able to back up and shrink the trans log. ...

I have run dbcc opentran several times over several minutes with the same results:

Transaction information for database 'WMS'.

Replicated Transaction Information:

Oldest distributed LSN...

I was able to make the max size of the trans log file bigger by 10 GB to give me some room to breathe.

Now I'm working on the...

You are right, replication is the problem. But I cannot delete the Publication because of the "transaction log is full" error message. Any ideas?

I found a little more information that might help. This is what's in my Output window even though I did not cancel the execution. I'm still in Debug...

Thanks anyways for taking an interest.

There is no preview, it just prints the reports directly from the program. Here's the code in my ReportPrinter.vb class:

Imports System.IO

Imports System.Drawing

Imports System.Drawing.Imaging

Imports System.Drawing.Printing

Imports System.Drawing.Graphics

Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices

Public Class ReportPrinter

...

Has anything changed in the .NET application? Nope.

Is the printer the same? Yes.

Does this happen with all printers? Yes.

What happens if you access the reports directly using...

We're running SQL 2005 64-bit and I have never been able to get the "Import" function to work with Excel files. I have resigned myself to importing them into...

I figured it out:

SELECT CODE, ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY 1 ORDER BY CODE) AS [ROWNUMBER] FROM D3CUSTOMERS

But I am glad to hear you didn't see it in BOL either.  At least...

Paul,

Are you sure you are right-clicking on the database name (not the table name)?

If you're just having a hard time because you're working on 2005 then here's the secret...  Right-click on the database name, choose Tasks, and then Import Data.