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SQL server 2014 replication error
hi,
right now configuration some test on SQL server 2014 transaction replication and we receive the following error:
Error messages:
it seems that the mentioned error was due to the collation difference in source and destination DB and continuously happen in production environment as well.
I knew the diff in collation can't be solve and it involve reinstall of the DB server, right?
Are there any methods ton bypassing the those columns with different collation in replication ?
right now configuration some test on SQL server 2014 transaction replication and we receive the following error:
Error messages:
Error messages:
• The process could not bulk copy into table '"dbo"."<tableName>"'. (Source: MSSQL_REPL, Error number: MSSQL_REPL20037)
Get help: http://help/MSSQL_REPL20037
• Batch send failed
• OLE DB provider 'STREAM' for linked server '(null)' returned invalid data for column '[!BulkInsert].Remark'. (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 7339)
Get help: http://help/7339
• To obtain an error file with details on the errors encountered when initializing the subscribing table, execute the bcp command that appears below. Consult the BOL for more information on the bcp utility and its supported options. (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 20253)
Get help: http://help/20253
bcp "FLHAECO"."dbo"."<tableName>" in "\\HXDECOUATDBS01\WorkingDir\unc\HXDECOUATDBS01_HXDB_HMS_WMS\20170314093312\<tableName>_11#27.bcp" -e "errorfile" -t"\n<x$3>\n" -r"\n<,@g>\n" -m10000 -SHXTWMSUATDB -T -w (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 20253)
Get help: http://help/20253
it seems that the mentioned error was due to the collation difference in source and destination DB and continuously happen in production environment as well.
I knew the diff in collation can't be solve and it involve reinstall of the DB server, right?
Are there any methods ton bypassing the those columns with different collation in replication ?
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Did you try to execute that command?
What is the error message from bcp ?
bcp.exe "FLHAECO"."dbo"."<tablename>" in "\\HXDECOUATDBS01\WorkingDir\unc\HXDECOUATDBS01_HXDB_HMS_WMS\20170314093312\<tableName>_11#27.bcp -e "errorfile" -t"\n<x$3>\n" -r"\n<,@g>\n" -m10000 -SHXTWMSUATDB -T -w
What is the error message from bcp ?
You can't have replication between databases with different collations. Actually all databases involved has to have the same collation, publication, distribution and subscriber. You will have to at least change the destination database to the same collation.
"You will have to at least change the destination database to the same collation."
but this one involve reinstall of the DB server, right?
"You can't have replication between databases with different collations"
someone discussed about the by pass option by using with ‘copy collation = True', right?
so if the target DB ran for a long time really has diff collation, what should we do other than reinstall it?
and if target DB is in diff country, language can be diff and it is normal. anyway to handle this kind of mis match ?
but this one involve reinstall of the DB server, right?
"You can't have replication between databases with different collations"
someone discussed about the by pass option by using with ‘copy collation = True', right?
so if the target DB ran for a long time really has diff collation, what should we do other than reinstall it?
and if target DB is in diff country, language can be diff and it is normal. anyway to handle this kind of mis match ?
I knew the diff in collation can't be solve and it involve reinstall of the DB server, right?Depends. If this is only intended to be for a single column or a table you can easily change the collation for the object so not necessary to reinstall the SQL Server instance.
"you can easily change the collation for the object "
now we are going to change the schema of that target table and see if it works.
"you can easily change the collation for the object "
that one is a table, how to change the collation ?
now we are going to change the schema of that target table and see if it works.
"you can easily change the collation for the object "
that one is a table, how to change the collation ?
You just need to change the collation for the column. Something like:
ALTER TABLE tablename
ALTER COLUMN columnname NVARCHAR(100) COLLATE newcollationname
ok, tks. the subscriber's table with replication turned on, it has to be disabled the replication first ?
your script just changed the collation of one columns only and it don't impact the rest ?
your script just changed the collation of one columns only and it don't impact the rest ?
the subscriber's table with replication turned on, it has to be disabled the replication first ?You may need to stop the replication so you can perform the collation change.
your script just changed the collation of one columns only and it don't impact the rest ?Correct. It only changes that single column collation.
hi,
"Correct. It only changes that single column collation."
one thing, how can I detect such a change if no documentation is made.... any script for me to detect all column's collation for any exception? is it possible ?
I am thinking about this can make the next DBA in trouble !
"Correct. It only changes that single column collation."
one thing, how can I detect such a change if no documentation is made.... any script for me to detect all column's collation for any exception? is it possible ?
I am thinking about this can make the next DBA in trouble !
one thing, how can I detect such a change if no documentation is made.... any script for me to detect all column's collation for any exception? is it possible ?What do you mean? Do you want to track all collation changes that has been made? Only way is to create a DDL trigger and store the information somewhere so you can analyze it later.
"Do you want to track all collation changes that has been made?"
e.g. which column has diff collation and then we will find out why .
e.g. which column has diff collation and then we will find out why .
which column has diff collation and then we will find out why .Diff collation from what? From the other columns? table? database? instance? Or just when the collation of the column changes? If this latest then use a trigger as I've mentioned earlier.
"Diff collation from what? From the other columns?"
diff from other columns . e.g. if we just change collation of one column, by someone, we should be able to detect it out and see who did that and why .
diff from other columns . e.g. if we just change collation of one column, by someone, we should be able to detect it out and see who did that and why .
tks all for that, I might come back next monday as we tried to change the schema of that target table but it seems don't work,
hi all,
we tried to recreate the table schema with the same definition, but diff errors comes:
we tried to recreate the table schema with the same definition, but diff errors comes:
Error messages:
The process could not bulk copy into table '"dbo"."HMS_ClassNomination"'. (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 20037)
Get help: http://help/20037
Batch send failed
OLE DB provider 'STREAM' for linked server '(null)' returned invalid data for column '[!BulkInsert].Remark'. (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 7339)
Get help: http://help/7339
To obtain an error file with details on the errors encountered when initializing the subscribing table, execute the bcp command that appears below. Consult the BOL for more information on the bcp utility and its supported options. (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 20253)
Get help: http://help/20253
bcp "FLHAECO"."dbo"."HMS_ClassNomination" in "\\<DB server>\WorkingDir\unc\<DB server>_HXDB_TESTING\20170323155940\HMS_ClassNomination_2#27.bcp" -e "errorfile" -t"\n<x$3>\n" -r"\n<,@g>\n" -m10000 -SHXTWMSUATDB -T -w (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 20253)
Get help: http://help/20253
Did you run the suggested command?
bcp "FLHAECO"."dbo"."HMS_ClassNomination" in "\\<DB server>\WorkingDir\unc\<DB server>_HXDB_TESTING\20170323155940\HMS_ClassNomination_2#27.bcp" -e "errorfile" -t"\n<x$3>\n" -r"\n<,@g>\n" -m10000 -SHXTWMSUATDB -T -w
hi,
right now I found out other problems.
1) if publisher and distributor is SQL2014 and subscriber still in SQL2012, will it works ?
2) when i test using one table, when I setup a simple transaction replication, it give me this alert and replication can't continue:
3) I can't see why if, I found some existing replication has snapshot folder not accessible:
then can't setup transaction replication at all as no folder to store the snapshot?
it seems from create replication wizard I can't see where to set to store snapshot, how can i set it?
4) is this means the distributor can be create/enable/disable in anytime, it is just a feature can be on/off ?
right now I found out other problems.
1) if publisher and distributor is SQL2014 and subscriber still in SQL2012, will it works ?
2) when i test using one table, when I setup a simple transaction replication, it give me this alert and replication can't continue:
3) I can't see why if, I found some existing replication has snapshot folder not accessible:
then can't setup transaction replication at all as no folder to store the snapshot?
it seems from create replication wizard I can't see where to set to store snapshot, how can i set it?
4) is this means the distributor can be create/enable/disable in anytime, it is just a feature can be on/off ?
hi Victor,
"Did you run the suggested command?"
it has error as it said:
" The system cannot find the file specified"
so that path :\\<DB server>\WorkingDir\unc\<DB
where can I set the snapshot path of transaction replication.
"Did you run the suggested command?"
it has error as it said:
" The system cannot find the file specified"
so that path :\\<DB server>\WorkingDir\unc\<DB
where can I set the snapshot path of transaction replication.
hi,
how about this:
4) is this means the distributor can be create/enable/disable in anytime, it is just a feature can be on/off ?
how about this:
4) is this means the distributor can be create/enable/disable in anytime, it is just a feature can be on/off ?
I am checking this one:
"https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/repltalk/2015/03/04/repltip-only-one-log-reader-can-connect-message-when-dropping-a-publication/"
Sometimes when you try to drop a Transactional Publication using the GUI, you get the following error:
Only one Log Reader Agent or log–related procedure (sp_repldone, sp_replcmds, and sp_replshowcmds) can connect to a database at a time. If you executed a log–related procedure, drop the connection over which the procedure was executed or execute sp_replflush over that connection before starting the Log Reader Agent or executing another log–related procedure.
but I can't see I can see this option:
"r by right-clicking the Publication, select "View Log Reader Agent Status", then "Stop","
how come ?
I have removed all test publication from Replication-> local publications already, nothing there.
"https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/repltalk/2015/03/04/repltip-only-one-log-reader-can-connect-message-when-dropping-a-publication/"
Sometimes when you try to drop a Transactional Publication using the GUI, you get the following error:
Only one Log Reader Agent or log–related procedure (sp_repldone, sp_replcmds, and sp_replshowcmds) can connect to a database at a time. If you executed a log–related procedure, drop the connection over which the procedure was executed or execute sp_replflush over that connection before starting the Log Reader Agent or executing another log–related procedure.
but I can't see I can see this option:
"r by right-clicking the Publication, select "View Log Reader Agent Status", then "Stop","
how come ?
I have removed all test publication from Replication-> local publications already, nothing there.
Victor:
"ALTER TABLE tablename
ALTER COLUMN columnname NVARCHAR(100) COLLATE newcollationname"
from server level I see both publisher, distributor and subscriber has the same collation. but it seems doesn't work.
I am not sure if replication replicating data from higher version (SQL2014) to lower version (SQL2012) is supported.
"ALTER TABLE tablename
ALTER COLUMN columnname NVARCHAR(100) COLLATE newcollationname"
from server level I see both publisher, distributor and subscriber has the same collation. but it seems doesn't work.
I am not sure if replication replicating data from higher version (SQL2014) to lower version (SQL2012) is supported.
I've missed your big comment with images.
1) if publisher and distributor is SQL2014 and subscriber still in SQL2012, will it works ?Yes, it should work.
2) when i test using one table, when I setup a simple transaction replication, it give me this alert and replication can't continue:Looks like you have a big mess there. I'm not sure if I can help without having access to your system.
then can't setup transaction replication at all as no folder to store the snapshot?Any Replication needs a snapshot to begin replication so yes, is a mandatory configuration.
4) is this means the distributor can be create/enable/disable in anytime, it is just a feature can be on/off ?If you stop the distributor agent you'll stop the Replication.
I have removed all test publication from Replication-> local publications already, nothing there.How did you remove it? I guess something stayed and it's originating all this mess. Check the SQL Agent jobs and verify if there's any from Replication running.
It's also a good practice to script your Replication so you can rebuild it later, easily.
":How did you remove it? I guess something stayed and it's originating all this mess. Check the SQL Agent jobs and verify if there's any from Replication running."
other stuff removing by right click on it and delete. it is a UAT platform.
"If you stop the distributor agent you'll stop the Replication."
I can find it from windows service ?
other stuff removing by right click on it and delete. it is a UAT platform.
"If you stop the distributor agent you'll stop the Replication."
I can find it from windows service ?
other stuff removing by right click on it and delete.It might be not enough. Once again, you can always generate a delete script for later use.
I can find it from windows service ?No. Isn't a service but a SQL Agent job but you should interact with it by using the Replication Monitor.
"No. Isn't a service but a SQL Agent job but you should interact with it by using the Replication Monitor.
sorry, this is the turn distributor on and off?
sorry, this is the turn distributor on and off?
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