Pull subscription

Hi,
I'm trying to create a pull subscription but it fails. I
would like to synchronize data between my laptop (remote
or in network) and our SQL Server.
I managed to create a push subscription replicating every
hour but it would be better to have a pull subscription.
I always get an error saying that the schema script could
not be propagated to the subscriber. I already spent days
to find a solution.
I tried to set the snapshot folder to default or a
(shared) networkfolder. I can connect to the
publisher/distributor (same machine).
Any help?
are you pulling using ftp?
Also can you check how your configured your subscriber? On your publisher go
to Tools, Replication, Configure Publisher, distributor, and subscribers.
Then click on your subscriber, and make sure it is impersonating the SQL
Server agent on the publisher.
Then connect with your subscriber, expand the subscription database, expand
the pull subscription folder, right click on your pull subscription, and
select security and make sure you are using the impersonate options there as
well.
now make sure your sql server agent on the subscribre runs under the same
account as the sql server agent on the publisher.
Hilary Cotter
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"Bruno" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I'm trying to create a pull subscription but it fails. I
> would like to synchronize data between my laptop (remote
> or in network) and our SQL Server.
> I managed to create a push subscription replicating every
> hour but it would be better to have a pull subscription.
> I always get an error saying that the schema script could
> not be propagated to the subscriber. I already spent days
> to find a solution.
> I tried to set the snapshot folder to default or a
> (shared) networkfolder. I can connect to the
> publisher/distributor (same machine).
> Any help?
>