How do you do transactional replication in SQL Server?
Configure the Publication
- Right-click the Replication folder and click New Publication. The publication database wizard opens, where we need to select the publication database.
- Select Transactional publication as replication type.
- Select the Tables, stored procedures which you want to replicate.
How do you check Replication logs?
How to check Event Viewer Logs for DFSR errors
- Open Event Viewer.
- Expand Application and Services Logs.
- Click in DFS Replication to find all the logs related with DFSR.
- Find out lot of Warnings that i created intentionally just to see errors and not only Informational Logs.
How does SQL mi replication work in azure?
One solution is the use of the relatively new Azure SQL Database Managed Instance, SQL MI, that allows replication from the cloud replicated back to an on-premises SQL database.
How does transactional replication work in SQL Server?
Transactional replication allows you to replicate data from one database to another hosted on either SQL Server or Azure SQL Managed Instance. SQL Managed Instance can be a publisher, distributor or subscriber in the replication topology.
How to configure replication between SQL managed instances?
Use the Azure portal to create a resource group with the name SQLMI-Repl. Use the Azure portal to create two SQL Managed Instances on the same virtual network and subnet. For example, name the two managed instances:
Which is Azure database managed instance ( mi )?
In his latest post, App Dev Manager Wyn Lewis-Bevan discusses the new Azure SQL Database Managed Instance (SQL MI) which is a fully managed relational cloud database service that provides the broad SQL Server engine compatibility. He also shares resources on how you can get started on using Azure SQL Server MI.