Hi Paul
I noticed at the distributor that after a while each session ends with the
following message:
Error messages:
The file 'snapshot.cab' in folder
'\\192.168.4.4\repldata\unc\SERVERNAME_PUBNAME\20081202095976\' is not a
valid cabinet file (Source: MSSQL_REPL, Error number: MSSQL_REPL20149)
Get help:
http://help/MSSQL_REPL20149
The file 'snapshot.cab' in folder
'\\192.168.4.4\repldata\unc\SERVERNAME_PUBNAME\20081202095976\20081202095976\'
is not a valid cabinet file (Source: MSSQL_REPL, Error number: MSSQL_REPL1779)
Get help:
http://help/MSSQL_REPL1779
After this error a new session starts up. This new session dies with the
same error and everything restarts again. I dont understand how the
snapshot.cab can be an invalid file when you messages like the following
preceeding it:
Extracting snapshot file 'TABLENAME_6.bcp' from cabinet file
Extracted file 'TABLENAME_EQUIP_6.bcp'
Extracting snapshot file 'TABLENAME_HAU1b03a159_7#1.bcp' from cabinet file
Then...
The file 'snapshot.cab' in folder
'\\192.168.4.4\repldata\unc\SERVERNAME_PUBNAME\20081202095976\' is not a
valid cabinet file
I am pretty sure this is the same error I got a few days ago before
re-configuring everything. Any thoughts here?
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