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Schema Change of the table which is under replication

Krishna Ladwa
How do I change schema of the table which is under replication to the reporting box without effecting or doing any changes to the publication or the subscription. I know there is built in SP sp_repladdcolumn & sp_repldropcolumn to add new or drop columns. But I want to alter the datatype of some of the columns. I have 2 fields with Varchar(20) which I want to convert to varchar(40) and 1 column from text to varchar(255).

Can anybody help me out.........
Aug 29 '07 #1
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