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Unable to alter view using sp_addscriptexec

Asked by infinitisys23 in SQL Server 2005

I am setting up a SQL 2005 publication database with a mix of 2000 and 2005 subscribers.  I am using Merge replication.  When I attempt to apply a script to the subscription database using sp_addscriptexec, it works on the 2000 subscriptions but not the 2005 ones.  

Here is the command that I execute:
EXEC sp_addscriptExec
      @Publication='publicationname''
      , @ScriptFile='\\servername\REPLScripts\scriptname.sql'
      , @SkipError=1

scriptname.sql is a simple ALTER VIEW statement which attempts to alter a view that is being replicated.  It is in a share in which everyone has full control.

If I set @SkipError=1 then I get the error:
"Failed to apply the script 'scriptname.sql' using the 'sqlcmd' utility."
In the Log File viewer, it also logs the following: "The transaction ended in the trigger. The batch has been aborted."

If I set @SkipError=0 then I get the error:
The schema script 'scriptname.sql' could not be propagated to the subscriber. (Source: MSSQL_REPL, Error number: MSSQL_REPL-2147201001)

Some of the 2005 subscription databases are remote, others are in the same server instance so I know that the sql script is available.

On the SQL Server 2005 Subscription and Publication databases, I have set the compatibility level back and forth between SQL2000 (80) and SQL2005 (90) using every conceivable combination.

Can anyone help me on this?

Thanks in advance,
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