sp_adddistpublisher (Transact-SQL MetaData) Definition

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Definition:

sys.sp_adddistpublisher(nvarchar @publisher
, nvarchar @distribution_db
, int @security_mode
, nvarchar @login
, nvarchar @password
, nvarchar @working_directory
, nvarchar @trusted
, bit @encrypted_password
, bit @thirdparty_flag
, nvarchar @publisher_type)

MetaData:

 create procedure sys.sp_adddistpublisher  
(  
    @publisher                sysname,  
    @distribution_db        sysname,  
    @security_mode            int = 1,  
    @login                    sysname = NULL,  
    @password                sysname = NULL,  
    @working_directory        nvarchar(255) = NULL,  
    @trusted                nvarchar(5) = 'false',  
    @encrypted_password        bit = 0,  
    @thirdparty_flag        bit = 0,  
    @publisher_type            sysname = N'MSSQLSERVER'  
)  
AS  
BEGIN  
    DECLARE @cmd        nvarchar(4000)  
    DECLARE @retcode    int  
  
    SET @retcode = 0  
    SET @cmd = N''  
  
    --  DEPRECATED PARAMETER: @trusted  
    --  For security reasons, @trusted is no longer supported.  
    --  Implicitly, it must always be @trusted == false.  If  
    --  anything other than false is supplied, an error is thrown.  
    IF LOWER(@trusted collate SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS) NOT IN ('false')  
    BEGIN  
        RAISERROR(21698, 16, -1, '@trusted')  
        RETURN (1)  
    END  
      
    --  Check if HREPL  
    IF NOT @publisher_type = N'MSSQLSERVER'  
    BEGIN  
        SET @cmd = @cmd + QUOTENAME(@distribution_db) + N'.'  
    END  
  
    --  Add sp  
    SET @publisher = UPPER(@publisher) COLLATE DATABASE_DEFAULT  
    set @cmd = @cmd + N'sys.sp_MSrepl_adddistpublisher'  
      
    EXEC @retcode = @cmd  
                    @publisher,  
                    @distribution_db,  
                    @security_mode,  
                    @login,  
                    @password,  
                    @working_directory,  
                    @trusted,  
                    @encrypted_password,  
                    @thirdparty_flag,  
                    @publisher_type  
  
    RETURN (@retcode)  
END