I finally figured out that I wasn't seeing the 64 bit files because they hide them if you're on a 32 bit machine. You have to click on the...

This might be interesting to look at.

http://kenj.blogspot.com/2009/07/anatomy-of-missing-index-what.html

It's really a matter of determining conclusively what works to "tear down" replication before refreshing a development or QA environment with the least effort. I believe that we've determined...

I don't believe that you can change this. I think that I looked into it recently and the only option seemed to be dropping and creating the publication.

I think that I might re-initialize the subscription and run the snapshot again, unless it's really too big to do that. You should see some message in the distribution...

Since you originally said that "I have pakage varibale called "Source_Server" and I want to pass that value to my SQL script.", I posted links to articles about how to...

Found this.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms140355.aspx

and this, with pictures.

http://www.sqlis.com/sqlis/post/The-Execute-SQL-Task.aspx

I've also used a script task to build the SQL and you can access the variables there too.

Found this.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic462732-148-1.aspx

Is it possible that there are tables from other databases used in any of the views?

I've always used a dummy file with the correct structure for situations like this.

This could be a permission issue on the data that you are querying for the SQL Agent service account. We had a similar issue and that's what it was....

What's the job do? I'm not sure that's a SQL Server message.

I think that the sysalerts table in msdb is updated with the last occurrence, but I don't think there's a history table of all alerts that have occurred.

You might want to ask RedGate about that. Are all of the backups that you're restoring using multiple files? Have you tried just restoring that database using the...

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