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  Asked: Mar 11 2008   10:08 PM GMT
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Do you have to break the replication after you install a service pack in SQL Server 2005?


SQL Server upgrades, SQL Server installation, SQL Server replication

In SQL Server 2005 when you install a service pack - do you have to break the replication as you did in SQL Server 2000 - and then reestablish the replication?

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Last Answered: Mar 12 2008  6:52 AM GMT  by Mrdenny




No you do not have to remove the replication when installing the SQL Server service packs. You shouldn't have had to do this in SQL 2000 either. It's been a while since I've had to service pack a SQL 2000 machine with replication setup, but I don't remember having to break the replication.
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