At SQLPASS 2015 I attended a presentation by Kendal Van Dyke, in which he told us that it was possible to log the actions of Replication to an output file. This was news to me, so I just had to have a closer look.
At SQLPASS 2015 I attended a presentation by Kendal Van Dyke, in which he told us that it was possible to log the actions of Replication to an output file. This was news to me, so I just had to have a closer look.
In the previous article I covered how to use the Replication Monitor to see what is happening with a Publication and to find out what the errors are. However, in some circumstances Replication Monitor may not show the entire picture with regard to the health of a Publication. Information can also be gleaned from the …