Managing Publications - Novell ADMINSTUDIO 9.5 User Manual

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Managing Publications

You create, publish, edit, and delete Publications using the Publication Manager dialog box.

The Publication Manager, which lists all Publications in the SQL Server database you are currently connected to, is

accessed by pointing at Replication on the Catalog menu and selecting Publication Manager.

The Publication Manager option under Replication on the AdminStudio Catalog menu is only enabled

if the current user is connected to an SQL Server database, has been assigned

Enterprise Manager on that database server, and the database was identified when it was created as being intended

for use as a Publisher. See

or Publishers.

The Publication Manager lists the last time that each of the Publications was updated (published to the Publisher

Database Server) and the next scheduled update time for that Publication. From the Publication Manager, you can

perform the following tasks:

Create a New

Edit an Existing

dialog box, where you can edit the selected Publication's description, update schedule, user access list, and

the packages included in the Publication.

Publication data is replicated from your Application Catalog to the Publisher Database Server, making it

available to Subscribers.

Database Server, making it no longer available for Subscription. When the list on the Publication Manager is

refreshed, the Publication will no longer be listed.

AdminStudio 9.5 User Guide

Application Catalog Wizard

Publication—Click the New button to create a new Publication using the Publication

Publication—Select a Publication and click Edit to access the Publication Properties

Publication—Select a Publication and click Run to manually update the selected Publication. The

Publication—Select a Publication and click Delete to delete the Publication data from the Publisher

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Chapter 6: Managing Application Catalog Databases

for information on how to identify databases as Subscribers

Sharing Application Catalog Data

privileges in SQL