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Merge Replication and Keys
A couple of questions about Merge Replication (involving two 2000 servers):

1.  From what I read Merge Replication requires a uniqueidentifier column
and will create one if you do not already have one.  Correct?
2.  If #1 is true, then do you have to have primary keys for every table
involved in Merge Replication?

Thx.

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CLM
11-30-05 01:23 AM


Re: Merge Replication and Keys
1. Yes
2. Not for merge since it will use rowguid columns, but you really should
have PK on every table in your database.

MC

"CLM" <CLM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>A couple of questions about Merge Replication (involving two 2000 servers):
>
> 1.  From what I read Merge Replication requires a uniqueidentifier column
> and will create one if you do not already have one.  Correct?
> 2.  If #1 is true, then do you have to have primary keys for every table
> involved in Merge Replication?
>
> Thx.



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