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FIX: Performance is slow when you update a subscribed table on a subscriber that uses queued updating in SQL Server 2000

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When you change data in a subscribed table on the subscriber and the subscribed table is configured for queued updating in Microsoft SQL Server 2000, the data on the subscriber may be updated slowly.

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FIX: Performance is slow when you update a subscribed table on a subscriber that uses queued updating in SQL Server 2000

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