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sp_replcmds (Transact-SQL)

Applies to: SQL Server Azure SQL Managed Instance

Returns the commands for transactions marked for replication. This stored procedure is executed at the Publisher on the publication database.

Important

The sp_replcmds procedure should be run only to troubleshoot problems with replication.

Transact-SQL syntax conventions

Syntax

sp_replcmds [ @maxtrans = ] maxtrans
[ ; ]

Arguments

[ @maxtrans = ] maxtrans

The number of transactions to return information about. @maxtrans is int, with a default of 1, which specifies the next transaction waiting for distribution.

Result set

Column name Data type Description
article id int The ID of the article.
partial_command bit Indicates whether this command is a partial command.
command varbinary(1024) The command value.
xactid binary(10) Transaction ID.
xact_seqno varbinary(16) The transaction sequence number.
publication_id int The ID of the publication.
command_id int ID of the command in MSrepl_commands.
command_type int Type of command.
originator_srvname sysname Server where the transaction originated.
originator_db sysname Database where the transaction originated.
pkHash int Internal use only.
originator_publication_id int ID of the publication where the transaction originated.
originator_db_version int Version of the database where the transaction originated.
originator_lsn varbinary(16) Identifies the log sequence number (LSN) for the command in the originating publication.

Remarks

sp_replcmds is used by the log reader process in transactional replication.

Replication treats the first client that runs sp_replcmds within a given database as the log reader.

This procedure can generate commands for owner-qualified tables or not qualify the table name (the default). Adding qualified table names allows replication of data from tables owned by a specific user in one database to tables owned by the same user in another database.

Because the table name in the source database is qualified by the owner name, the owner of the table in the target database must be the same owner name.

Clients who attempt to run sp_replcmds within the same database receive error 18752 until the first client disconnects. After the first client disconnects, another client can run sp_replcmds, and becomes the new log reader.

A warning message number 18759 is added to both the SQL Server error log and the Microsoft Windows application log, if sp_replcmds is unable to replicate a text command because the text pointer wasn't retrieved in the same transaction.

Permissions

Only members of the sysadmin fixed server role or the db_owner fixed database role can execute sp_replcmds.