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sp_getqueuedrows (Transact-SQL)

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Applies to: SQL Server

Retrieves rows at the Subscriber that have updates pending in the queue. This stored procedure is executed at the Subscriber on the subscription database.

Transact-SQL syntax conventions

Syntax

sp_getqueuedrows
    [ @tablename = ] N'tablename'
    [ , [ @owner = ] N'owner' ]
    [ , [ @tranid = ] N'tranid' ]
[ ; ]

Arguments

[ @tablename = ] N'tablename'

The name of the table. @tablename is sysname, with no default. The table must be a part of a queued subscription.

[ @owner = ] N'owner'

The subscription owner. @owner is sysname, with a default of NULL.

[ @tranid = ] N'tranid'

Allows the output to be filtered by the transaction ID. @tranid is nvarchar(70), with a default of NULL. If specified, the transaction ID associated with the queued command is displayed. If NULL, all the commands in the queue are displayed.

Return code values

0 (success) or 1 (failure).

Result set

Shows all rows that currently have at least one queued transaction for the subscribed table.

Column name Data type Description
action nvarchar(10) Type of action to be taken when synchronization occurs.

INS = insert
DEL = delete
UPD = update
tranid nvarchar(70) Transaction ID that the command was executed under.
table column1 ...n The value for each column of the table specified in @tablename.
msrepl_tran_version uniqueidentifier This column is used to track changes to replicated data, and to perform conflict detection at the Publisher. This column is added to the table automatically.

Remarks

sp_getqueuedrows is used at Subscribers participating in queued updating.

sp_getqueuedrows finds rows of a given table on a subscription database that participated in a queued update, yet currently aren't resolved by the queue reader agent.

Permissions

sp_getqueuedrows requires SELECT permissions on the table specified in @tablename.

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