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We have a utility that creates, partial, filtered replicas.  We have to go 
 
into Replman and remove them manually but would like to automate this 
 
process. 
 
How does Replman remove them? 
 
What table(s) in the full replica that the partial replica was created from 
 
are impacted? 
 
Thanks in advance, 
 
RB

"RB" <robert@brokerforce.com.NoSpam> wrote in 
 
news:#CUnxH#tGHA.1504@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl: 
 
Why not fix your procedures so they aren't constantly creating dead 
 
replicas? Have you looked at "anonymous" replicas, by chance? 
 
Michael Kaplan recommended against using them, but they may be what 
 
you're looking for. 
 
I don't know. I've never used ReplMan to remove a dead replica 
 
(though it can be used to remove a defunct *synchronizer*, which is 
 
not at all the same thing). 
 
None that you can edit manually. 
 
I've never removed a dead replica except by attempting a synch with 
 
it. This may need to be done several times if there was more than 
 
one ReplicaID assigned to replicas with that file name/path. 
 
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