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Snapshot Replication via TSQL
OK, done some looking around, and come to a road block.
We are trying to conduct a snapshot replication dynamically using VB.net. By dynamically I am meaning, that the replication needs to be done after we update data that may not always be getting updated at the same time, one week we might have two updates, the next week we might have one update on a Monday and the following week we might have one update on a Wednesday. Our vb.net code will, after everything has been updated, execute the sp_start_job SQL command to regenerate the snapshot for our "Snapshot" publication, and then it runs the sp_update_schedule SQL command to update the date that the task will execute. I have the Jobs in place to generate the new snapshots and the vb.net code that runs the sp to start the snapshot agent, and the vb.net code to update the schedule for the job.
What i am missing it the TSQL to "Reinitialize" the subscription to the replication does not fail when the distribution agent runs. I received the following error in my job history log for the distribution agent task: "The subscription(s) have been marked inactive and must be reinitialized. NoSync subscriptions will need to be dropped and recreated."
I have include the vb.net code, if it helps, omitting sensitive info like server names and such. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks
We are trying to conduct a snapshot replication dynamically using VB.net. By dynamically I am meaning, that the replication needs to be done after we update data that may not always be getting updated at the same time, one week we might have two updates, the next week we might have one update on a Monday and the following week we might have one update on a Wednesday. Our vb.net code will, after everything has been updated, execute the sp_start_job SQL command to regenerate the snapshot for our "Snapshot" publication, and then it runs the sp_update_schedule SQL command to update the date that the task will execute. I have the Jobs in place to generate the new snapshots and the vb.net code that runs the sp to start the snapshot agent, and the vb.net code to update the schedule for the job.
What i am missing it the TSQL to "Reinitialize" the subscription to the replication does not fail when the distribution agent runs. I received the following error in my job history log for the distribution agent task: "The subscription(s) have been marked inactive and must be reinitialized. NoSync subscriptions will need to be dropped and recreated."
I have include the vb.net code, if it helps, omitting sensitive info like server names and such. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks
''vb.net code
Dim command As New SqlClient.SqlCommand("EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N" & snapshotJob, localConnection)
Dim snapshotResults As Integer = Nothing
localConnection.Open()
snapshotResults = command.ExecuteNonQuery()
localConnection.Close()
command = New SqlClient.SqlCommand("EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_update_schedule @name =" & replicationJobScheduler & ", @enabled = 1,@freq_interval =1, @active_start_date =" & runDate & ", @active_start_time=233000", localConnection)
localConnection.Open()
snapshotResults = command.ExecuteNonQuery()
localConnection.Close()
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