Sql-server – Do SQL Server Express Editions support CLR procedures

Try to change setting,

Step 1: Launch the DFS Management Console (on the cluster node ‘PrimaryNode’).

Step 2: Click on the ‘New Replication Group…’ action.

Step 3: Select the type of replication group.

Step 4: Select the name and domain for the replication group.

Step 5: Specify the branch office file server (replication member)

Step 6: Select the folders to replicate from the branch office server.

Step 7: Specify the hub server (other replication member)

Step 8: Specify the path to the replicated folder on the hub server.

Step 9: Configure the replication schedule and bandwidth utilization.

then you apply and hope your problem will be solve.

http://www.techyv.com/questions/2008-r-2-replication-errors

Even if you are using the newest version of SSMS, and SQL server 2008, that does not automaically upgrade any databases that you have attached to it. I can see SQL Server 2000 databases in SSMS for SQL Server 2008. Any database that is not upgraded cannot use SQL Server code from the newer version. If you are in compatibility mode, you may not be able to use all functionality of the newer version. I would suggest you connect to the database you want to use new features in and see what version the database is:

Select @@version

Note - do not upgrade the database to SQL Server 2008 unless the production databse has been upgraded or you will write code that can't be moved to production. Upgrading a database to a new version is delicate and time-consuming process requiring much testing. Many companies take years to upgrade to new versions as a result.