| DannyCheah 2005-11-08, 9:23 am |
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Hi Diemo
I am facing the same problem...check the newsgroup and could not find
any answers. Could u help me. Many thanks.
Regards
Danny Cheah
Malaysia.
dieweb wrote:
> *Hello,
>
> the main subject of my problem is, that i want to create a mobile
> database from a server database on the server. Sql server 2005
> supports
> this, but it doesn't work.
>
> I created a publication for merge replication in my server database,
> but
> when i try to subscribe from my mobile database, i get the following
> error:
> ####################
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> - Beginning Synchronization (Success)
>
> - Synchronizing Data (100%) (Error)
> Messages
> Initializing SQL Server Reconciler has failed.
> HRESULT 0x80045003 (29045)
>
> The initial snapshot for publication 'PUBLICATIONNAME' is not yet
> available. Start the Snapshot Agent to generate the snapshot for
> this
> publication. If this snapshot is currently being generated, wait for
> the
> process to complete and restart the synchronization.
> HRESULT 0x80045003 (0)
>
> The operation could not be completed.
>
>
> - Finalizing Synchronization (Stopped)
>
> - Saving Subscription Properties (Stopped)
> ####################
####################
####################
############
>
> But I am not able to generate a snapshot. When I use the "Generate
> snapshot" option in the context menu of my publication, it only
> generates a .bnc file of one of the tables i want to replicate in
> the
> replication folder.
> And I don't know whats the right argument for "distributor" to run
> the
> snapshot agent manually (snapshot.exe). I thought its the server,
> but
> doesn't work.
>
> Has anybody an idea, wheres my failure? Does anybody get something
> like
> this to work and can give a short howto?
>
> Best regards
>
> Diemo *
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DannyCheah
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