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If I have hundreds of publications, Is there a View or table or stored procedure in SQL to find which table belong to which publication. Also how can I find all Publication list and articles list from query analyzer???
Check sysarticles system view…
SELECT * FROM SYSARTICLES also check "Replication Views (Transact-SQL) " topic in BOL…
MohammedU.
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Try this one as well.. for all publication and respective table name details <img src=’/community/emoticons/emotion-5.gif’ alt=’;)‘ /><br /><br /><br /><br />select sp.[name] as ‘PublicationName’, sp.[description] as ‘Description of Publication’, sa.[name] as ‘TableName’ from sysarticles sa (nolock)<br />join syspublications sp (nolock)<br />on sa.pubid=sp.pubid<br />order by sp.pubid, sa.[name]<br /><br /><b>Deepak Kumar</b><br /><font size="1">MVP, MCDBA – SQL Server<br /><br />Disclaimer: This post is provided as is with no rights & warranty for accuracy, for the sake of knowledge sharing only.</font id="size1">
From the heading of this post, I thought you are seeking articles & reference on replication, appreciate Mohammed & Deepak’s insight on replication (it helps). Satya SKJ
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Thanks thats really helpfull. Cheers
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