Thank you very much.
I believe by default primary keys are replicated. Is it not working for you?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152492.aspx
Gary
|||is that stated in the msdn document u sent me?
or does it say so in any other document, so I can show it to the person who said it s not possible<
Thanks a lot for your help.
|||If you take a look at sp_addarticle at its @.schema_option, there is option to set for primary key constraint.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173857.aspx
If you look at the default schema option for all the log based article type 0x80 are enabled for all of them. I think this article is the closest I can think of. I'm pretty sure, it's on by default.
Also a quick test probably won't hurt, just create a simple table with two integer columns and make the first column the primary key, then replicate to db2. Seeing is believing :-)
Gary
sorry but i never done replication before. Thanks again for your help
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I misread your posting... I think that's the question for DB2 Replication forum.
Regards,
Gary
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