Replication problem with foreign keys

[Rimvis]

Hi, I have a problem with replication.
I've made a merge replication. Replicating table has two foreign keys from
other tables. Constraints on the diagram has option "Enforce relationship
for replication" checked OFF. Replication snapshot has property "Include
declared referential integrity" checked OFF.
However, when I create publication, I get the message:

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...
This publication contains references to primary keys outside the publication.

The following tables are outside the publication, but contain primary keys
that are referenced from inside the publication:
<... two referenced tables goes here ...>
Although you can change existing data in the referencing tables, you will
not be able to add rows to those tables. If you want to add rows to the referencing
tables, include the referenced tables as articles in the publication.
...
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What's wrong? I want to replicate data in ONLY ONE table.

[Jason hawryluk]

Are your primary key fields marked as not for replicaton?

jason

"Rimvis" <gurskis@ras.lt> a écrit dans le message news:
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>
> Hi, I have a problem with replication.
> I've made a merge replication. Replicating table has two foreign keys from
> other tables. Constraints on the diagram has option "Enforce relationship
> for replication" checked OFF. Replication snapshot has property "Include
> declared referential integrity" checked OFF.
> However, when I create publication, I get the message:
>
> -----------
> ..
> This publication contains references to primary keys outside the
publication.
>
> The following tables are outside the publication, but contain primary keys
> that are referenced from inside the publication:
> <... two referenced tables goes here ...>
> Although you can change existing data in the referencing tables, you will
> not be able to add rows to those tables. If you want to add rows to the
referencing
> tables, include the referenced tables as articles in the publication.
> ..
> -----------
>
> What's wrong? I want to replicate data in ONLY ONE table.
>

[Rimvis]

"Jason hawryluk" <jh@3gcomm.fr> wrote:
>Are your primary key fields marked as not for replicaton?
>
>jason
>

nope ) I'll try this...

[Rimvis]

"Jason hawryluk" <jh@3gcomm.fr> wrote:
>Are your primary key fields marked as not for replicaton?
>
>jason

I've tried this. Thats not the case.
My table for replication has UID field as primary key. Related table identity
type doesn't affect replication on other tables, I think.