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Merge replication issue - one column not replicating

We're running merge replication between to SQL Server 2000 servers. The
application isn't very high volume the setup is pretty vanilla (ie no
filters, etc).

We have a push subscription set up and we seem to replicating data
between publisher and subscriber, with one exception:

When we update a particular int column at the publisher, the update
won't propogate to the subscriber. Updating the same column at the
subscriber does result in an update at the publisher.

All other columns in this article seem to replicating without a
problem.

Anyone have any insight as to why this would be happening?

Thanks,
Joe

May 8 '06 #1
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