Your company has two SQL Server 2005 computers named SQL1 and SQL2. Both servers take part in replication. SQL1 is both the Publisher and its own Distributor of a publication named Pub1. Pub1 is the only publication on SQL1, and SQL2 is the only Subscriber. Your supervisor requests a status report about the replication latencies. Using Replication Monitor on SQL1, you need to find out the current latencies between the Publisher and Distributor as well as between the Distributor and Subscriber. What should you do?
A. Select the Subscription Watch List tab for SQL1. View the Latency column for the SQL2 subscription.
B. Select the All Subscriptions tab for the Pub1 publication. View the Latency column for the SQL2
C. Select the Tracer Tokens tab for the Pub1 publication. Select the Insert Tracer option and wait for the results to get the latency information.
D. Select the Subscription Watch List tab for SQL1. Double-click the SQL2 subscription. View the duration
Answer:C
Your company has two SQL Server 2005 computers named SQL1 and SQL2. Both servers take part in replication. SQL1 is both the Publisher and its own Distributor of a publication named Pub1. Pub1 is the only publication on SQL1, and SQL2 is the only Subscriber. Your supervisor requests a status report about the replication latencies. Using Replication Monitor on SQL1, you need to find out the current latencies between the Publisher and Distributor as well as between the Distributor and Subscriber. What should you do?
A. Select the Subscription Watch List tab for SQL1. View the Latency column for the SQL2 subscription. B. Select the All Subscriptions tab for the Pub1 publication. View the Latency column for the SQL2 C. Select the Tracer Tokens tab for the Pub1 publication. Select the Insert Tracer option and wait for the results to get the latency information. D. Select the Subscription Watch List tab for SQL1. Double-click the SQL2 subscription. View the duration