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SUMMARYThis article describes the process for automatically initiating replication over a dial-up connection. The process involves using a scheduled job to establish the dial-up connection and then perform the synchronization. This procedure is described in more detail in the MORE INFORMATION section of this article. MORE INFORMATION
To configure automatic replication over a dial-up connection, you must first install replication on your SQL Server as you normally would. You can use the Configure Publishing and Distribution Wizard to set up replication, and then use the Create Publication Wizard on the publishing server to create the publication. Next, use the Pull Subscription Wizard on the subscribing server to create the pull subscription. You should use a pull subscription rather than a push subscription because you want the subscribing server to initiate the subscription.
After this multi-step scheduled job has been created, it should run at your predetermined schedule to perform the replication over the dial-up connection. NOTE concerning WAITFOR: The values for the WAITFOR statement are examples only; you should replace them with appropriate values for your own situation. NOTE concerning the Distribution Job: The Distribution Job should be scheduled to run "One Time". The Distribution Job completes after transferring the accumulated published transactions. REFERENCESSQL Server Books Online, topic: "Replication"For additional information about the RASDIAL command, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q105194 How to Enable Automatic Logon to a RAS Server Q147711 Scheduled RASDIAL Fails To Connect to Windows NT RAS Server Additional query words: repl sync synch synced synched synchronize synchronized dialup
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