Duplicate tables in subscriber database

we are replicating a table in sql 2000, all seems to be going well, but there
seem to be twice as many tables in the subscriber database than on the
publisher. For Example: there is talble f0092 that has the owner as dbo &
sys7334. This is the case for each single table, thus my database on the
subscriber is almost twice as large. Can anyone tell me why this happening
and what i need to do to correct this isssue
1. What is the sys7334 user? Does it own the replication?
2. Have you tried 1) drop subscription; 2) delete the tables in the
subscription database; 3) re-add subscription ? Or try creating a new
database and subscribe to your publication from it; does the same thing
happen? Those duplicate tables could be left over from a previous attempt
at replication.
Mike
"Mark Alejandro" <MarkAlejandro@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> we are replicating a table in sql 2000, all seems to be going well, but
there
> seem to be twice as many tables in the subscriber database than on the
> publisher. For Example: there is talble f0092 that has the owner as dbo &
> sys7334. This is the case for each single table, thus my database on the
> subscriber is almost twice as large. Can anyone tell me why this happening
> and what i need to do to correct this isssue