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Transaction Log won’t truncate when using Snapshot Replication to Azure SQLDB

by SSWUG Research

(Chris Skorlinski) Customer encountered transaction log growth for a Published SQL Server 2016 database while nightly refreshing Azure SQLDB. We discovered the default publication setting “replicate_dll” was still enabled.

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Transaction Log won’t truncate when using Snapshot Replication to Azure SQLDB

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