9 million rows in msrepl_commands? I don't even have that many records!

Does more than one msrepl_commands record exist for each record updated?
How can I have so many rows in this table? Does anyone know how to
translate the command fields so I can see what the commands are... with so
many records sp_browsereplcmds isn't even responding.
Thanks
the msrepl_command will also contain the sync commands which are necessary
to deploy your snapshot on the subscriber. If the particular command is very
large it may wrap over one row.
However what probably has caused so many rows to fill up this table is the
fact that all transactions that occur on the publisher are converted into
singletons, so a single insert/update/delete statement that affects 100 rows
on the publisher will be converted into 100 insert/update/delete statements
on the publisher.
Hilary Cotter
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> Does more than one msrepl_commands record exist for each record updated?
> How can I have so many rows in this table? Does anyone know how to
> translate the command fields so I can see what the commands are... with so
> many records sp_browsereplcmds isn't even responding.
> Thanks
>