Esto es lo que hago normalmente cuando tengo una publicación que está en mal estado.
Es un poco feo, pero me ha funcionado en muchas ocasiones en diferentes entornos. ¿Qué lo causa? esto es a veces difícil de averiguar, a veces es mejor que empezar de cero, pero incluso para eso se necesita para aclarar allla residualsde la publicación actual que es defectuoso.
solo para ponerlo en contexto:
Esto es lo que veo desde el monitor de replicación:
y cuando uso mi propio monitor de replicación usando T-SQL :
DECLARE @cmd NVARCHAR(max)
DECLARE @publisher SYSNAME, @publisher_db SYSNAME, @publication SYSNAME, @pubtype INT
DECLARE @subscriber SYSNAME, @subscriber_db SYSNAME, @subtype INT
DECLARE @cmdcount INT, @processtime INT
DECLARE @ParmDefinition NVARCHAR(500)
DECLARE @JobName SYSNAME
DECLARE @minutes INT, @threshold INT, @maxCommands INT, @mail CHAR(1) = 'N'
SET @minutes = 60 --> Define how many minutes latency before you would like to be notified
SET @maxCommands = 80000 ---> change this to represent the max number of outstanding commands to be proceduresed before notification
SET @threshold = @minutes * 60
IF OBJECT_ID ('TEMPDB..#Replication_Qu_History') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Replication_Qu_History
IF OBJECT_ID ('TEMPDB..##PublicationInfo') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE ##PublicationInfo
IF OBJECT_ID ('TEMPDB..#PublisherInfo') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #PublisherInfo
IF OBJECT_ID ('TEMPDB..##SubscriptionInfo') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE ##SubscriptionInfo
SELECT * INTO #PublisherInfo
FROM OPENROWSET('SQLOLEDB', 'SERVER=(LOCAL);TRUSTED_CONNECTION=YES;'
, 'SET FMTONLY OFF EXEC distribution.dbo.sp_replmonitorhelppublisher')
SELECT @publisher = publisher FROM #PublisherInfo
SET @cmd = 'SELECT * INTO ##PublicationInfo FROM OPENROWSET(''SQLOLEDB'',''SERVER=(LOCAL);TRUSTED_CONNECTION=YES''
,''SET FMTONLY OFF EXEC distribution.dbo.sp_replmonitorhelppublication @publisher='
+ @publisher + ''')'
--select @cmd
EXEC sp_executesql @cmd
SELECT @publisher_db=publisher_db, @publication=publication, @pubtype=publication_type FROM ##PublicationInfo
SET @cmd = 'SELECT * INTO ##SubscriptionInfo FROM OPENROWSET(''SQLOLEDB'',''SERVER=(LOCAL);TRUSTED_CONNECTION=YES''
,''SET FMTONLY OFF EXEC distribution.dbo.sp_replmonitorhelpsubscription @publisher='
+ @publisher + ',@publication_type=' + CONVERT(CHAR(1),@pubtype) + ''')'
--select @cmd
EXEC sp_executesql @cmd
ALTER TABLE ##SubscriptionInfo
ADD PendingCmdCount INT NULL,
EstimatedProcessTime INT NULL
SELECT *
FROM #PublisherInfo
SELECT *
FROM ##SubscriptionInfo
SELECT *
FROM ##PublicationInfo
puedes ver 2 líneas en el último cuadro a continuación, y una no debería estar allí:
lo mismo cuando uso este script:
EXEC distribution.dbo.sp_replmonitorhelppublication @publisher='my publisher'
Primero, haga lo que se muestra en las otras respuestas anteriores, si eso funciona , está bien, a veces funciona, el problema está resuelto.
eso sería más o menos:
exec master.dbo.sp_replicationdboption @dbname = 'my_PUBLICATION', @optname = N'publish', @value = N'false'
exec master.dbo.sp_replicationdboption @dbname = 'my_PUBLICATION', @optname = N'publish', @value = N'true'
sp_droppublication @publication='my_PUBLICATION'
-- Remove replication objects from a subscription database (if necessary).
exec master.dbo.sp_removedbreplication 'my_PUBLICATION'
exec master.dbo.sp_removedbreplication 'my_PUBLICATION'
use my_PUBLICATION
sp_removedbreplication @type='both'
USE [master]
EXEC sp_replicationdboption
@dbname = N'my_PUBLICATION',
@optname = N'publish',
@value = N'false';
GO
EXEC distribution.dbo.sp_replmonitorhelppublication @publisher='PUBLISHER_SERVER'
sp_replmonitorhelppublisher @publisher='PUBLISHER_SERVER'
DECLARE @publicationDB AS sysname;
DECLARE @publication AS sysname;
SET @publicationDB = N'my_PUBLICATION';
SET @publication = N'my_PUBLICATION';
-- Remove a transactional publication.
USE my_PUBLICATION
EXEC sp_droppublication @publication = @publication;
-- Remove replication objects from the database.
USE [master]
EXEC sp_replicationdboption
@dbname = @publicationDB,
@optname = N'publish',
@value = N'false';
GO
Ahora, para deshacernos por completo de esta publicación, comenzaremos conectándonos al buscriber, y luego al editor, y luego al distribuidor según el script a continuación:
-- Connect Subscriber
:connect [SUBSCRIBER_SERVER]
use [master]
exec sp_helpreplicationdboption @dbname = N'SUBSCRIBER_DATABASE'
go
use [SUBSCRIBER_DATABASE]
exec sp_subscription_cleanup @publisher = N'PUBLISHER_SERVER', @publisher_db = N'my_PUBLICATION_DB',
@publication = N'my_PUBLICATION'
go
-- Connect Publisher Server
:connect [PUBLISHER_SERVER]
-- Drop Subscription
use [my_PUBLICATION]
exec sp_dropsubscription @publication = N'my_PUBLICATION', @subscriber = N'all',
@destination_db = N'SUBSCRIBER_DATABASE', @article = N'all'
go
-- Drop publication
exec sp_droppublication @publication = N'my_PUBLICATION'
-- Disable replication db option
exec sp_replicationdboption @dbname = N'my_PUBLICATION_db', @optname = N'publish', @value = N'false'
GO
-- Connect Distributor
:CONNECT [PUBLISHER_SERVER]
go
exec Distribution.dbo.sp_MSremove_published_jobs @server = 'PUBLISHER_SERVER',
@database = N'my_PUBLICATION'
go
--===========================================================================================
--THAT DOES NOT GENERALLY GET RID OF THE JOBS FOR YOU
-- so you need to find them using these selects, and get rid of them manually yourself:
--select * from Distribution.dbo.MSpublications
--select * from Distribution.dbo.MSpublications
--===========================================================================================
select * from Distribution.[dbo].[MSlogreader_agents]
where publisher_db = N'my_PUBLICATION'
--found 1 job:
--PUBLISHER_SERVER-my_PUBLICATION-11
--script the job
--script the job delete script - and run that - keeping the job creation script just in case
exec msdb.dbo.sp_help_job @job_id=0x93C63D34E357704B818312B93FCA02FB
exec msdb.dbo.sp_delete_job @job_id=0x93C63D34E357704B818312B93FCA02FB
select * from Distribution.[dbo].[MSdistribution_agents]
where publisher_db = N'my_PUBLICATION'
--here found 2 jobs:
--PUBLISHER_SERVER-my_PUBLICATION-my_PUBLICATION--67
--PUBLISHER_SERVER-my_PUBLICATION-my_PUBLICATION--68
--here is the problem - it cannot find the jobs, the jobs are not even there anymore, one of those things
exec msdb.dbo.sp_delete_job @job_id=0x0F1564BAACD5464C988DE8957C25C411
exec msdb.dbo.sp_delete_job @job_id=0x6215C40F999CE248A30EE735E2C0E59D
--Msg 14262, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_verify_job_identifiers, Line 41 [Batch Start Line 52]
--The specified @job_id ('BA64150F-D5AC-4C46-988D-E8957C25C411') does not exist.
--Msg 14262, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_verify_job_identifiers, Line 41 [Batch Start Line 53]
--The specified @job_id ('0FC41562-9C99-48E2-A30E-E735E2C0E59D') does not exist.
exec msdb.dbo.sp_delete_job @job_name='PUBLISHER_SERVER-my_PUBLICATION-my_PUBLICATION'
PUBLISHER_SERVER-my_PUBLICATION-my_PUBLICATION--68
en este punto, vuelva a crear la publicación como lo haría normalmente
luego ponga la instantánea para ejecutar
espere a que termine de generar la instantánea
MAYBE YOU DONT NEED TO RUN THE SNAP- intente withoutejecutarlo primero, la mayoría de las veces funciona, también puede agregar solo 1-2 smallartículos a la publicación para que el complemento se ejecute rápidamente
pero si ejecuta la instantánea, debe esperar hasta que finalice antes de poder continuar con el siguiente paso: drop the publication
después de eso, genera los scripts drop that publicationsegún la imagen a continuación:
después de eso, con suerte, cuando ejecute nuestros scripts originales anteriores , o eche un vistazo al monitor de replicación, no verá la publicación defectuosa, solo las buenas, en mi caso solo una:
