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What are schemas and how are they replicated?

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What are schemas and how are they replicated?

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Beginning with Microsoft SQL Server 2005, schema has two meanings: • The definition of an object, such as a CREATE TABLE statement. By default, replication copies the definitions of all replicated objects to the Subscriber. • The namespace within which an object is created: ... Schemas are defined using the CREATE SCHEMA statement. For moreinformation on schemas, see Schemas (Database Engine). • Replication has the following default behavior in the New Publication Wizard with respect to schemas and object ownership: • For articles in merge publications with a compatibility level of 90 or higher, snapshot publications, and transactional publications: by default, the object owner at the Subscriber is the same as the owner of the corresponding object at the Publisher. If the schemas that own objects do not exist at the Subscriber, they are created automatically. • For articles in merge publications with a compatibility level lower than 90: by default, the owner i

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