How To Enable Service Broker For Specified Database?

Dec 21, 2006

Hi All,

I am newbie in SQL Service broker. As we know, the is_broker_enabled can help us check whether the specified database is enabled for service broker. I would like to know

<>How can I enable servce broker for specified database if I see the value(is_broker_enabled) is 0?

<>How can I disable the service broker for specified database is I see the vlaue (is_broker_enabled) is 1? Do I need to dropped all service broker configration in the specified database?

Thanks in advance.

Michael

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