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Definition:
sys.sp_restoredbreplication(nvarchar @srv_orig, nvarchar @db_orig
, int @keep_replication
, bit @perform_upgrade
, varbinary @recoveryforklsn)
MetaData:
create procedure sys.sp_restoredbreplication ( @srv_orig sysname, @db_orig sysname, @keep_replication int = 0, -- Make it int so that we can expand later. @perform_upgrade bit = 0, -- server will set this parameter when the database is restored from a previous version of sql server. @recoveryforklsn varbinary(16) = 0x0 ) as -- * used by restore process to strip out replication settings if restoring to non-originating * server/db or system otherwise not capable of keeping replication working * WARNING : procs called here run internal to server and must be owner qualified -- begin declare @retcode int select @retcode = 0 -- -- Security Check: RESTORE statement requires sysadmin, dbcreator, or -- dbo (THE dbo, not just any member of the db_owner -- role.) -- if (ISNULL(IS_SRVROLEMEMBER('sysadmin'),0) = 0) and (ISNULL(IS_SRVROLEMEMBER('dbcreator'),0) = 0) and (ISNULL(IS_MEMBER('db_owner'),0) = 0) begin raiserror(18799, 16, -1) return 1 end -- -- Only attempt to run restore code on REPLICATION scenarios. -- this helps us avoid failures when msdb or other dbs are -- offline and a user is attempting to restore a non-repl db -- -- 1. Transactional Publisher if object_id(N'syspublications', N'U') is not null or object_id(N'syspublications', N'V') is not null -- 2. Merge Publisher or object_id(N'sysmergepublications', N'U') is not null -- 3. Distributor or (object_id(N'MSrepl_commands', N'U') is not null and object_id(N'MSrepl_transactions', N'U') is not null and object_id(N'MSsnapshot_history', N'U') is not null and object_id(N'MSlogreader_history', N'U') is not null and object_id(N'MSdistribution_history', N'U') is not null and object_id(N'MSmerge_history', N'U') is not null) -- 4. Transactional Subscriber or object_id(N'MSreplication_subscriptions', 'U') is not null -- 5. Merge Subscriber or object_id(N'MSmerge_replinfo', 'U') is not null begin exec @retcode = sys.sp_MSrestoredbreplication @srv_orig = @srv_orig, @db_orig = @db_orig, @keep_replication = @keep_replication, @perform_upgrade = @perform_upgrade, @recoveryforklsn = @recoveryforklsn end -- backup set does not contain replication system tables, but sys.objects or sys.columns are not in clean state -- due to whatever failure occurred before, let's clean these bits here so not to block user from dropping the object -- truncating the log, large text or textptr based operation else begin -- -- cleanup the objects that are still marked by replication bits -- -- clear category field if we are not going to keep replication declare @db_curr sysname, @flush_proc nvarchar(300), @done_proc nvarchar(300) select @db_curr = db_name() -- call repldone before removing the published bit IF CONVERT(sysname,DATABASEPROPERTYEX(@db_curr,'status')) = N'READ_WRITE' AND HAS_DBACCESS(@db_curr) = 1 AND DatabasePropertyEx(@db_curr, N'IsPublished') = 1 -- if cdc is still enabled, don't call sp_repldone AND not exists(select * from sys.databases where db_id(@db_curr) = database_id and is_cdc_enabled = 1) BEGIN SELECT @flush_proc = QUOTENAME(@db_curr) + N'.sys.sp_replflush' SELECT @done_proc = QUOTENAME(@db_curr) + N'.sys.sp_repldone' EXEC @flush_proc EXEC @done_proc NULL, NULL, 0, 0, 1 EXEC @flush_proc END EXEC %%DatabaseEx(Name = @db_curr).SetPublished(Value = 0) EXEC %%DatabaseEx(Name = @db_curr).SetMergePublished(Value = 0) EXEC %%DatabaseEx(Name = @db_curr).SetDistributor(Value = 0) exec @retcode = sys.sp_MScleandbobjectsforreplication if @retcode <> 0 or @@error <> 0 return (1) end return @retcode end
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