hi all,
i installed merge replication successfully,after that i tried to add a row from publisher with id 2004 (it is primary key and autogenerated column)and different other columns,same like that i inserted a row from subscriber with id as 2004 and different ot
her column.when i observed after merge agent is successfull only one row is replicated the other row is failed to replicate due to conflict.this causing loss of data.please advise what i have to do to get data from both sides.
thanks®ards,
reddy
Reddy,
with merge, if you have identity columns as the PK, you need to partition
according to publisher and subscriber ie each uses its own range. Before
initialization, the publisher PK is set to be "Identity Yes (Not for
Replication)" and SQL Server will manage the seeds on publisher and
subscriber and you can define when a new seed is allocated. In your case
this doesn't seem to be happening, presumably because it is a manual setup?
If this is so, you'll need to partition the identity values yourself. Here
is an article which should help you:
http://www.mssqlserver.com/replicati...h_identity.asp
HTH,
Paul Ibison
|||paul,
thank you very much for your information.
but if i set different ranges both on publisher and subscriber the sequence will be broken.is there anyother way you would like to suggest.
thanks®ards
chandra
|||In merge. there is no other way to partition on one single PK-identity column and avoid identity conflicts, as this would mean the subscriber needs to be in contact at all times with the publisher (zero autonomy). This is possible in transactional with im
mediate updating subscribers, as the publisher itself controlls all identity values, even those on the subscriber.
As an alternative, you could make your PK 2 columns with one of them as the Site Identifier, while the other is an identity column. In this way duplicate identity values could be added and this wouldn't result in a conflict.
HTH,
Paul Ibison
|||paul,
thank you very much for your information.i go for second option that is pk 2 columns with one of them as site identifier.
i think it will works fine for my requirement.
thanks®ards
reddy
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Lose Security options in Report manager
I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now when
I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties tab
- This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions at
all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for the
report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this have
caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!If you log on from the local machine as a local machine admin you should
always have permission to set security. It is hard to say why you lost your
security, perhaps somebody else came and removed them? Does you script
attempt to modify security?
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"PCL" <PCL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD224DBC-8998-45D9-A85A-4A73097C5D2C@.microsoft.com...
>I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now
>when
> I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties
> tab
> - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions
> at
> all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for
> the
> report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this
> have
> caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!|||Even when i loginto the local machine as Administrator, the security tabs are
missing. I dont think the RSS file does anything with security - It is a
modified version of the sample scripts that come with RS - we just used them
to deploy our reports.
"Daniel Reib [MSFT]" wrote:
> If you log on from the local machine as a local machine admin you should
> always have permission to set security. It is hard to say why you lost your
> security, perhaps somebody else came and removed them? Does you script
> attempt to modify security?
> --
> -Daniel
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "PCL" <PCL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:BD224DBC-8998-45D9-A85A-4A73097C5D2C@.microsoft.com...
> >I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now
> >when
> > I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties
> > tab
> > - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions
> > at
> > all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> > modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for
> > the
> > report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> >
> > I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this
> > have
> > caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!
>
>|||Well if anyone is interested, I got all the security functionality back by
uninstalling and reinstalling reporting services. I tried rerunning my RSS
script and cannot get it to duplicate the problem i was having - Wierd, but i
guess it is fixed...
"PCL" wrote:
> I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now when
> I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties tab
> - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions at
> all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for the
> report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this have
> caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!|||Did you tweak the security on the IIS virtual server? If you use anonymous
authentication, you can't publish since it's not authenticating.
--
Cheers,
'(' Jeff A. Stucker
\
Business Intelligence
www.criadvantage.com
---
"PCL" <PCL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD224DBC-8998-45D9-A85A-4A73097C5D2C@.microsoft.com...
>I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now
>when
> I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties
> tab
> - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions
> at
> all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for
> the
> report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this
> have
> caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!
I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties tab
- This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions at
all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for the
report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this have
caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!If you log on from the local machine as a local machine admin you should
always have permission to set security. It is hard to say why you lost your
security, perhaps somebody else came and removed them? Does you script
attempt to modify security?
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"PCL" <PCL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD224DBC-8998-45D9-A85A-4A73097C5D2C@.microsoft.com...
>I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now
>when
> I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties
> tab
> - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions
> at
> all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for
> the
> report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this
> have
> caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!|||Even when i loginto the local machine as Administrator, the security tabs are
missing. I dont think the RSS file does anything with security - It is a
modified version of the sample scripts that come with RS - we just used them
to deploy our reports.
"Daniel Reib [MSFT]" wrote:
> If you log on from the local machine as a local machine admin you should
> always have permission to set security. It is hard to say why you lost your
> security, perhaps somebody else came and removed them? Does you script
> attempt to modify security?
> --
> -Daniel
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "PCL" <PCL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:BD224DBC-8998-45D9-A85A-4A73097C5D2C@.microsoft.com...
> >I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now
> >when
> > I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties
> > tab
> > - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions
> > at
> > all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> > modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for
> > the
> > report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> >
> > I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this
> > have
> > caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!
>
>|||Well if anyone is interested, I got all the security functionality back by
uninstalling and reinstalling reporting services. I tried rerunning my RSS
script and cannot get it to duplicate the problem i was having - Wierd, but i
guess it is fixed...
"PCL" wrote:
> I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now when
> I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties tab
> - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions at
> all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for the
> report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this have
> caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!|||Did you tweak the security on the IIS virtual server? If you use anonymous
authentication, you can't publish since it's not authenticating.
--
Cheers,
'(' Jeff A. Stucker
\
Business Intelligence
www.criadvantage.com
---
"PCL" <PCL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD224DBC-8998-45D9-A85A-4A73097C5D2C@.microsoft.com...
>I have installed RS on a machine and have deployed several reports. Now
>when
> I go into Report Manager, there is no security settings on the properties
> tab
> - This means I am not allowed to add/edit roles or any security functions
> at
> all. Under the properties tab, i only see a general settings which lists
> modified date, modified by, creation date, and created by information for
> the
> report. The security functions used to be there - how do i get them back?
> I used the RS.EXE tool to deploy my reports to the server - Could this
> have
> caused my problem somehow? Any help would be appreciated!
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Looking for physical design suggestions...
I got a server that has a RAID-5 array partitioned into C: and D:
drives (OS Win2K Adv. Server installed on C:). The server also has a
mapping to a NAS device using the latest protocols that trick the
system into thinking the map is actually a local SCSII drive. That's
drive X:.
This server is used only for SQL, and contains an OLTP database that
sees a lot of use and is pretty heavily indexed.
I am toying with the idea of centralizing my data storage on the NAS
(data center network segment is 1-gigabit ethernet). So I was
thinking about putting my primary data file on the NAS (drive X:) and
keeping all tables there, creating a secondary data file on local
RAID-5 (drive D:) and putting all non-clustered indexes there, as well
as keeping the tempdb there and specifying the sort in tempdb option.
Log files would also remain on D:.
drives (OS Win2K Adv. Server installed on C:). The server also has a
mapping to a NAS device using the latest protocols that trick the
system into thinking the map is actually a local SCSII drive. That's
drive X:.
This server is used only for SQL, and contains an OLTP database that
sees a lot of use and is pretty heavily indexed.
I am toying with the idea of centralizing my data storage on the NAS
(data center network segment is 1-gigabit ethernet). So I was
thinking about putting my primary data file on the NAS (drive X:) and
keeping all tables there, creating a secondary data file on local
RAID-5 (drive D:) and putting all non-clustered indexes there, as well
as keeping the tempdb there and specifying the sort in tempdb option.
Log files would also remain on D:.
If anyone can suggest a better scenario given the above setup - I'd
love to hear it. Much appreciated.
Alexey AksyonenkoAlthough it is technically possible to put SQLServer database files on a NAS
drive, this is not supported by Microsoft and they strongly recommended that
you don't do it. With a NAS drive you lose many of the benefits of a
client-server database, you will get poor performance and you risk
corrupting your data.
Databases belong on direct-attached or SAN storage.
--
David Portas
----
Please reply only to the newsgroup
--
"Alexey Aksyonenko" <Alexey.Aksyonenko@.coanetwork.com> wrote in message
news:1449e414.0309260612.7558f05f@.posting.google.c om...
> I got a server that has a RAID-5 array partitioned into C: and D:
> drives (OS Win2K Adv. Server installed on C:). The server also has a
> mapping to a NAS device using the latest protocols that trick the
> system into thinking the map is actually a local SCSII drive. That's
> drive X:.
> This server is used only for SQL, and contains an OLTP database that
> sees a lot of use and is pretty heavily indexed.
> I am toying with the idea of centralizing my data storage on the NAS
> (data center network segment is 1-gigabit ethernet). So I was
> thinking about putting my primary data file on the NAS (drive X:) and
> keeping all tables there, creating a secondary data file on local
> RAID-5 (drive D:) and putting all non-clustered indexes there, as well
> as keeping the tempdb there and specifying the sort in tempdb option.
> Log files would also remain on D:.
> If anyone can suggest a better scenario given the above setup - I'd
> love to hear it. Much appreciated.
> Alexey Aksyonenko|||Thanks David. Actually, they came out with this new protocol that as I
said makes the system think that the mapping is a local drive. But I
will definitely keep this in mind. Any suggestions on the actual
physical design portion, NAS aside?
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Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!|||"Alexey Aksyonenko" <alexey.aksyonenko@.coanetwork.com> wrote in message
news:3f7469fb$0$62077$75868355@.news.frii.net...
> Thanks David. Actually, they came out with this new protocol that as I
> said makes the system think that the mapping is a local drive. But I
> will definitely keep this in mind. Any suggestions on the actual
> physical design portion, NAS aside?
Ignoring the NAS the answer is: Doesn't really matter. Since your C and D
drives are logical partitions of a single physical RAID 5 disk, it won't
make much of a difference how you lay out the files.
>
> *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
> Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
Monday, February 20, 2012
Looking for how to for SQLexpress
I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
connect so i can start testing some things out..
any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
great.Hi Daniel
"Daniel" wrote:
> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native drive
r
> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
> connect so i can start testing some things out..
> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
> great.
>
A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the th
e
Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
John|||I figured as much... when i installed it i took all the defaults and didnt
change anything.. but i will try this later tonight...
thanks for the reply.
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:75A3F905-C157-4283-A407-3DA7BA72A7D7@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Daniel
> "Daniel" wrote:
>
> A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
> SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the
> the
> Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
> http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
> John
and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
connect so i can start testing some things out..
any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
great.Hi Daniel
"Daniel" wrote:
> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native drive
r
> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
> connect so i can start testing some things out..
> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
> great.
>
A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the th
e
Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
John|||I figured as much... when i installed it i took all the defaults and didnt
change anything.. but i will try this later tonight...
thanks for the reply.
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:75A3F905-C157-4283-A407-3DA7BA72A7D7@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Daniel
> "Daniel" wrote:
>
> A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
> SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the
> the
> Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
> http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
> John
Looking for how to for SQLexpress
I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
connect so i can start testing some things out..
any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
great.Hi Daniel
"Daniel" wrote:
> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
> connect so i can start testing some things out..
> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
> great.
>
A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the the
Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
John|||I figured as much... when i installed it i took all the defaults and didnt
change anything.. but i will try this later tonight...
thanks for the reply.
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:75A3F905-C157-4283-A407-3DA7BA72A7D7@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Daniel
> "Daniel" wrote:
>> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
>> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for
>> testing
>> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native
>> driver
>> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that
>> feature
>> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
>> connect so i can start testing some things out..
>> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
>> great.
> A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
> SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the
> the
> Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
> http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
> John
and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
connect so i can start testing some things out..
any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
great.Hi Daniel
"Daniel" wrote:
> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
> connect so i can start testing some things out..
> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
> great.
>
A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the the
Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
John|||I figured as much... when i installed it i took all the defaults and didnt
change anything.. but i will try this later tonight...
thanks for the reply.
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:75A3F905-C157-4283-A407-3DA7BA72A7D7@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Daniel
> "Daniel" wrote:
>> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
>> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for
>> testing
>> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native
>> driver
>> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that
>> feature
>> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
>> connect so i can start testing some things out..
>> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
>> great.
> A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
> SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the
> the
> Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
> http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
> John
Looking for how to for SQLexpress
I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
connect so i can start testing some things out..
any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
great.
Hi Daniel
"Daniel" wrote:
> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
> connect so i can start testing some things out..
> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
> great.
>
A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the the
Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
John
|||I figured as much... when i installed it i took all the defaults and didnt
change anything.. but i will try this later tonight...
thanks for the reply.
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:75A3F905-C157-4283-A407-3DA7BA72A7D7@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Daniel
> "Daniel" wrote:
> A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
> SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the
> the
> Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
> http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
> John
and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
connect so i can start testing some things out..
any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
great.
Hi Daniel
"Daniel" wrote:
> I recently installed SQL express on my winXP machine at home... Installed
> and configured IIS as requested. I have created a simple table for testing
> but cannot establish a DSN connection using either SQL or SQL Native driver
> It mentioned something about allowing remote connections, but that feature
> is turned on.. so not sure what else i need to configure to allow me to
> connect so i can start testing some things out..
> any sites or even books i can take a look at to complete this would be
> great.
>
A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the the
Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
John
|||I figured as much... when i installed it i took all the defaults and didnt
change anything.. but i will try this later tonight...
thanks for the reply.
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:75A3F905-C157-4283-A407-3DA7BA72A7D7@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Daniel
> "Daniel" wrote:
> A remote connection should only be needed if you are trying to access your
> SQL Express instance from another machine. It can be changed by using the
> the
> Surface Area Configuration Tool SQLSAC.exe see previous post
> http://tinyurl.com/23dum6 for links on this.
> John
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