The meta data is from an SQL 2012 Server.
I have posted alot more, find the whole list here.
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Definition:
sys.sp_subscribe(nvarchar @publication, nvarchar @article
, nvarchar @destination_db
, nvarchar @sync_type
, nvarchar @loopback_detection)
MetaData:
create procedure sys.sp_subscribe ( @publication sysname, -- publication name -- @article sysname = 'all', -- article name -- @destination_db sysname = NULL, -- subscriber database -- @sync_type nvarchar (15) = 'automatic', -- subscription sync type -- @loopback_detection nvarchar(5) = NULL -- loopback detection - use default ) as begin -- New 7.0 sp_addsubscription parameters DECLARE @subscriber sysname DECLARE @status sysname DECLARE @subscription_type nvarchar(4) DECLARE @update_mode nvarchar(15) DECLARE @enabled_for_syncmgr nvarchar(5) DECLARE @retcode int SET NOCOUNT ON -- sp_subscribe has to be called from a remote subscriber -- If not, we state that it is unsupported SELECT @subscriber = @@REMSERVER IF @subscriber IS NULL BEGIN RAISERROR (21023, 16, -1,'sp_subscribe') RETURN(1) END SELECT @status = NULL SELECT @subscription_type = 'push' SELECT @update_mode = 'read only' SELECT @enabled_for_syncmgr = 'false' -- Call sp_addsubscription to do the actual work EXEC @retcode = sys.sp_addsubscription @publication = @publication, @article = @article, @destination_db = @destination_db, @sync_type = @sync_type, @subscriber = @subscriber, @status = @status, @subscription_type = @subscription_type, @update_mode = @update_mode, @loopback_detection = @loopback_detection, @enabled_for_syncmgr = @enabled_for_syncmgr RETURN @retcode end
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