| Event Id | 14013 |
| Source | MSSQLServer |
| Description | This database is not enabled for publication. |
| Event Information | CAUSE: You are trying to add, activate, or modify an article or publication to a database that is not configured for the type of publication specified (transactional or merge). A database can be configured for either transactional publication only, merge publication only, or both transactional and merge publication in the Publisher and Distributor properties. More information on how to modify the Publisher and Distributor properties can be found in "Replication Properties" in Books Online. This error can typically occur if you have never enabled the database for the specified type of publication or if a published database has been restored to the same or a different instance without the KEEP_REPLICATION option. RESOLUTIION: Enable the database for the appropriate types of replication (transactional or merge). More information on how to modify the Publisher and Distributor properties can be found in "Replication Properties" in Books Online. 1. If you are using scripts to set up your replication, verify that the correct database parameters are specified. 2. If you have restored a replicated database and no essential changes have been made to the database since the restore, you can execute the restore again, but this time use Transact-SQL and specify the KEEP_REPLICATION option. For more information on the KEEP_REPLICATION option, see "RESTORE" in Books Online. |
| Reference Links | Microsoft product: SQL Server Version: 2000.80.760.0 Event Source: MSSQLServer Event ID: 14013 |
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