sp_disableagentoffload (Transact-SQL)
Disables remote push agent activation of the replication push agent that is identified by the @job_id parameter. This stored procedure is executed at the Publisher on the publication database.
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| Support for remote agent activation has been dropped for Distributors running Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and later. |
- [ @job_id=] 'job_id'
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Specifies the SQL Server Agent job identifier of the replication agent to be disabled from remote activation. job_id is varbinary(16), with no default.
- [ @offloadserver=] 'remote_agent_server_name'
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Specifies the network name of server to be used for remote agent activation. remote_agent_server_name is sysname, with a default of NULL. If NULL, then the current offload_server in the MSDistribution_agents table is used.
- [ @agent_type=] 'agent_type'
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Is the type of agent. agent_type is sysname, with a default of NULL, which specifies that the system determines if the agent type is distribution or merge. Valid values are distribution or merge, or NULL.
sp_disableagentoffload is used to remove the ability to run the Distribution Agent or Merge Agent processing on another server.
Upon successful completion of sp_disableagentoffload, the –Offload offloadserver parameter is removed from the replication agent command line. Also, the offload_enabled field for the agent in MSdistribution_agents (Transact-SQL) is set to 0, and the offload-server field is updated with the new value specified in the 'remote_agent_server_name', if provided.
Reference
sp_enableagentoffload (Transact-SQL)System Stored Procedures (Transact-SQL)
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