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How do you remove system objects?

We've just removed replication from our SQL2000 server and want to remove
the conflict_* tables that were created by replication. How do we go about
doing this? We also want to remove the stored procedures created for
replication. Any help will be appreciated


Thanks

Ron


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RE: How do you remove system objects?

There is a stored procedure named sp_removedbreplication which can be used
to remove all the replication information from a database. If you need to
cleanly remove the replication information, please try this stored
procedure to see if it helps:

Exec sp_removedbreplication 'your_db_name'


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George Li

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