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Check SQL Server Replication Defaults

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We have a database a that is replicated to a subscriber db b (used for SSRS reporting) every night at 2.45 AM.

We need to add a column to one of the replicated tables since it's source file in our iSeries is having a column added that we need to use in our SSRS reporting db.

I understand (from Making Schema Changes on Publication Databases) and the answer here from Damien_The_Unbeliever) that there is a default setting in SQL Server Replication whereby if we use a T-SQL ALTER TABLE DDL statement to add the new column to our table BUPF in the PION database, the change will automatically propagate to the subscriber db.

How can I check the replication of schema changes setting to ensure that we will have no issues with the replication following making the change?

Or should I just run ALTER TABLE BUPF ADD Column BUPCAT Char(5) NULL?


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