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sunetra123
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Posted - 2007-12-28 : 08:16:08
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Hi,I deleted all the subscriptions and publications present in the sql server before doing the data restoration. I also disabled all the sql jobs. Now after the data has been restored, I am trying to create new publications. But while doing so, I am getting the error 14005 "Could not drop publication. A subscription exists to it." I had deleted the publications and subscriptions thru Enterprise Manager.I also tried deleting the subscriptions using the sp_dropsubscription and sp_droppublication. But it gives errors as "subscription does not exist", "publication does not exist".Plz help. |
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rmiao
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2007-12-29 : 00:01:33
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Double check with sp_dboption. |
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sunetra123
Starting Member
2 Posts |
Posted - 2007-12-31 : 06:53:07
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Thanks for your help :)Let me give you more details. Actually, I deleted a publication with name ETL1 thru EM. Now I am trying to create a new publication. Although I can create a new publication with any other name like ETLTest, I cannot create a publication with same name ETL1. I get error 14005 "Could not drop publication. A subscription exists to it." while doing so.I checked entries for ETL1 in system tables. I could not find any entries for it in the SYSSUBSCRIPTIONS & SYSPUBLICATIONS of publication db. But yes I can see entries for ETL1 in MSSUBSCRIPTIONS & MSPUBLICATIONS of distribution db. I think using sp_MSdrop_subscription & sp_MSdrop_publication should solve my problem. But I have a doubt before using these SPs. The publisher and subscriber are my production server. If I delete the publication manually, will it affect my production server in any way??Kindly help. |
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