Hi @MR BILL ,
Yes, it is possible. Merge replication is implemented by the SQL Server Snapshot Agent and Merge Agent. You can modify the replication agent schedule of these two job to achieve your requirement.
- You can set the schedule of these two jobs during setup merge replication as below screenshot.
- After configuring Publication and Subscription, SQL Server would automatically create these two jobs for you. In SQL Server, head to SQL Server Agent -> Jobs. Then check the job by name (this is same as publication you created). Right click -> Properties. Then you can check if it is Merge or Snapshot type by looking at "Category" . Then chose "Schedules" -> choose Schedule type and enable it.

- After configuring Publication and Subscription, SQL Server would automatically create these two jobs for you. In SQL Server, head to SQL Server Agent -> Jobs. Then check the job by name (this is same as publication you created). Right click -> Properties. Then you can check if it is Merge or Snapshot type by looking at "Category" . Then chose "Schedules" -> choose Schedule type and enable it.
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