Transactional Replication update process

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Hi,
I need to create report using ssrs. for that i create the main table contains the values from nine other tables which is the Source tables. Now the new source tables which are used for main table are in another server.So using transactional replication I got all the source tables from another server to my datawarehouse.Now I need the main table values are get automatically updated whenever the transactions(updates) made in the nine source tables.

I am new to replication So please help me.

Thanks in advance

Posted 26-Dec-13 20:58pm

Sivaej

Updated 26-Dec-13 22:53pm

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Maciej Los 27-Dec-13 3:06am

Help what?

Christian Graus 27-Dec-13 4:55am

Your update does not help much. Your question is so broad that only broad links to articles can help. Your other option is to create triggers so that all your servers also update the main server when their data changes, which will slow those SQL Servers down by a lot. Otherwise, I don't see what else we can tell you, based on such a vague and general question.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-12-26T21:13:00

Please, read my comment first. You did not specify what kind of issue do you have. So, our answer could be only general.

Transactional Replication[^]
How Transactional Replication Works[^]
Database Mirroring and Replication (SQL Server)[^]
SQL Server Replication[^]
Replication in MS SQL Server[^]
sqlservercentral.com - SQL Replication[^]
SQL Server Transactional Replication basics[^]
SQL Server database replication tutorial[^]

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2013-12-26T21:03:00

Solution 1

Replication in MS SQL Server[^] looks like a good article on how replication works.

Posted 26-Dec-13 21:03pm

Christian Graus

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thatraja 27-Dec-13 7:52am

It seems you made someone pissedoff recently. :D Counter

Christian Graus 27-Dec-13 15:01pm

Perhaps. Some people think that a 1 vote means 'you're number one !!!'