ReSynchronizeSubscription Method

SQL-DMO

SQL-DMO

ReSynchronizeSubscription Method

The ReSynchronizeSubscription method resynchronizes a subscription with all changes made at the Publisher and other Subscribers since a specified time.

Applies To
MergePublication2 Object
Syntax

object.ReSynchronizeSubscription(
szSubscriberName ,
szSubscriberDB ,
ResyncType ,
[ szDateTime ] )

Parts

object

Expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list

szSubscriberName

String that specifies the Subscriber name

szSubscriberDB

String that specifies the subscription database name

ResyncType

Long integer that specifies which changes are applied when the subscription is resynchronized

szDateTime

String that specifies the date and time

Prototype (C/C++)

HRESULT ReSynchronizeSubscription(
SQLDMO_LPCSTR pszSuscriberName,
SQLDMO_LPCSTR pszSubscriberDB,
SQLDMO_RESYNC_TYPE ResyncType,
SQLDMO_LPCSTR pszDateTime);

Settings

Set the ResyncType parameter by using these SQLDMO_RESYNC_TYPE values.

Constant Value Description
SQLDMOResync_SinceAGivenDateTime 2 Resynchronize subscription with all changes since a given date and time.
SQLDMOResync_SinceLastSnapshotApplied 0 Resynchronize subscription with all changes since last snapshot was applied.
SQLDMOResync_SinceLastSuccessfulValidation 1 Resynchronize subscription with all changes since last successful validation was performed.

Remarks

By default, szDateTime is an optional parameter set to NULL. However, if ResyncType is set to SQLDMOResync_SinceAGivenDateTime, szDateTime is required and cannot be set to NULL. The date and time data must be formatted as YYYYMMDD hh:mm:ss.fff.

Date part Description
YYYY Represents the year in four digits.
MM Represents the month in two digits (zero padded).
DD Represents the day of the month in two digits (zero padded).
hh Represents the hour using two digits, a twenty-four hour clock (zero padded).
mm Represents the minute in two digits (zero padded).
ss Represents the second in two digits (zero padded).
fff Represents the fractional part of the second in three digits.

For example, the value 19990911 18:12:00.000 is interpreted as 6:12 P.M., September 11, 1999.

An application can call the ReadLastValidationDateTimes method to determine the date and time of the last successful validation of the subscription.

ReSynchronizeSubscription should be called at the Publisher.

Note  If an application calls ReSynchronizeSubscription on an instance of SQL Server version 7.0, the constant, SQLDMO_E_SQL80ONLY, and the message "This property or method requires Microsoft SQL Server 2000" are returned.

See Also

ReadLastValidationDateTimes Method