Besides loopback detection, is there anything else that is needed to prevent the replication command from sending back to the source. Cos i am having problem with the subscriber B sending back the replication to A in the form of B as the publisher and A as the subscriber.
:confused:hi
what is the problem? a error in the sync. Can you writr more information about your problema.
TIA
Abel.|||It gives me an error " violation of primary key constraint..." And when i search the record at the subscriber, it shows that the record is already there. Meaning A send to B...then B send to A...If I'm not wrong in reading about loopback detection, B shouldnt send to A already...correct me if I'm wrong. Tks.|||hi, you have a Transactional replication in a SQL Server? this type of replication not is a "bi-direccional" (by defualt, the data of subscriber be read only, do you can't modified this data), how implement this replication?
In your case use the merge, this type of replication is "bi-directional".
bye.
Abel.
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