sysadmin droprs

Drops a Replication Server from the ID Server.

Syntax

sysadmin droprs, replication_server

Parameters

replication_server – The name of the Replication Server you want to drop.

Examples

Example 1 – Drops the SYDNEY_RS Replication Server from the ID Server:
```
sysadmin droprs, SYDNEY_RS
```

Usage

Use sysadmin droprs to drop a Replication Server from the ID Server. This command can be executed only at an ID Server.
You can use sysadmin droprs when the ID Server contains information about a Replication Server that does not exist in the replication system. Such a scenario is usually a result of a system failure. For example, if a Replication Server installation fails, the ID Server system tables may contain entries for the Replication Server, preventing subsequent attempts to install the Replication Server.
You are not notified when you enter an invalid argument.

Warning! Use sysadmin droprs with caution when removing an active Replication Server. For the correct procedure on removing an active Replication Server, see the Replication Server Administration Guide Volume 1.

Permissions

sysadmin droprs requires “sa” permission.