Rebuilding replication did not help.

Some more research I've done on this so far:

select * from sys.dm_tran_active_transactions

152worktable2011-12-08 22:37:57.1472NULL200000NULL

155worktable2011-12-08 22:37:57.1472NULL200000NULL

157worktable2011-12-08 22:37:57.1472NULL200000NULL

159worktable2011-12-08 22:37:57.1472NULL200000NULL

162worktable2011-12-08 22:37:57.1472NULL200000NULL

164worktable2011-12-08 22:37:57.1472NULL200000NULL

14781user_transaction2011-12-08 23:02:19.4831NULL2025800-1NULL

78270813SELECT2011-12-13 11:19:34.5332NULL200000NULL

78270814SELECT2011-12-13 11:19:34.6632NULL200000NULL

5577LobStorageProviderSession2011-12-08 23:01:57.9932NULL200000NULL

78270291user_transaction2011-12-13 11:19:30.9831NULL2025800-1NULL

I'm assuming that it's...

Jeffrey Williams 3188 (12/10/2011)

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Select log_reuse_wait_desc From sys.databases

Using the above, that database will probably show REPLICATION. Is this database replicated - and if it is have you verified the replication...

Quick question as Microsoft says one thing and the page says another (BTW, this is a great list and very helpful).

Microsoft put out on the SP1 KB that it includes...