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Drop Replication traces in SQL 2000
I am using SQL Server 2000. I had a problem where a stored procedure is messed up and I want to overwrite it. Howerver the database is replication all through the network. I have not removed everything for replication that I can find and I am still unable to delete that stored procedure. The message I get is unable to drop the procedure "procedure" it is being used for replication.
I have removed all traces of replication that I can find but it still says under Replication Subscriptions that it has a subscripton. When I try to delete the subscription it tells me the publication or the subscription do not exist. How do I get this replication stuff out of there so I can rebuild my stored procedures? This is very frustrating. i will award multiple question points for this if I have to. Please Help!!!!!
I have removed all traces of replication that I can find but it still says under Replication Subscriptions that it has a subscripton. When I try to delete the subscription it tells me the publication or the subscription do not exist. How do I get this replication stuff out of there so I can rebuild my stored procedures? This is very frustrating. i will award multiple question points for this if I have to. Please Help!!!!!
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under tools\replication configure diable publishing on the server .....
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http://support.microsoft.com/?id=326352