Hi,
I suspect that after a blackout here at the office (time enough to loose the
UPS's) I have lost some messages from the sysmessages table in the master
database.
I have discovered this when trying to construct a snapshot replication in
one server, and discovering, after diving into SP code for hours, that the
SP that configure the replication uses some messages to name the job step of
the agents that perform replication, and also discovering that the messages
are not in my database.
So, what can I do?. Do I have to perform a restore of the master database?.
What happen if I have the replication active in the server?.
Thanks
Félix DuránDo you happen to have another SQL Server with similar setup? If so, you
could copy the messages across. Look up sp_addmessage in Books Online too.
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Hi,
I suspect that after a blackout here at the office (time enough to loose the
UPS's) I have lost some messages from the sysmessages table in the master
database.
I have discovered this when trying to construct a snapshot replication in
one server, and discovering, after diving into SP code for hours, that the
SP that configure the replication uses some messages to name the job step of
the agents that perform replication, and also discovering that the messages
are not in my database.
So, what can I do?. Do I have to perform a restore of the master database?.
What happen if I have the replication active in the server?.
Thanks
Félix Durán
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