That's a nice article.

Another common issue with replication is the famous error:

The row was not found at the Subscriber when applying the replicated command.

(Source: SQL-1 (Data source); Error number: 20598)

I...

Baselines? What are you talking about?

Sorry but I am confused with your answers!

How can you know that the systems are at maximum capacity? These number don't mean anything if you don't have something to compare with! How do you know CPU is...

Hi,

I had a look at your article and it looks good so well done.

I have only a few comments and questions also 🙂

You don't need to go to point 2...

Wow, that's cool 🙂

Hi

Where's that so promised Excel spreasheet that you talked about? 😉

The numbers in the tables don't mean anything without a proper explanation and Excel sheet as you've promised 😉

That looks very nice BUT where is that Excel spreadsheet then? 😉

It would be really nice if you posted here also so we can have a look at final product......

No you can't!

Filters on Transactional replications only allow WHERE clause and it must have the columns from that specific table where you are setting the filter.

You can only have join filters on merge replications!

Thanks a lot.

That worked really well