It appears that when performing a push replicaton of the transactional type
that the primary keys are not being created. In table design they show up as
clustered unique indexes type = index instead of unique constraints/ type =
primary
the clustered unique indexes are really the functionally equivalent of
primary keys (with the exception that a unique index will allow a single
null).
To replicate PK's as PK's right click on publication your publication,
select properties, click on the articles tab, and in the browse button,
click the three ellipses to the right of the article. In the snapshot tab,
click Include DRI.
"scovillesm" <scovillesm@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> It appears that when performing a push replicaton of the transactional
type
> that the primary keys are not being created. In table design they show up
as
> clustered unique indexes type = index instead of unique constraints/ type
=
> primary
Monday, March 26, 2012
Primary Keys - Not Replicating
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