April 16, 2012 at 7:44 am
GilaMonster (4/16/2012)
mtassin (4/16/2012)
So when I see you throw out a question like this... I'd expect that you'd expect a Sr DBA to work on these sorts of things.No, I don't. Not unless the person is looking for a job within the SQL Server storage engine team. It (and the various other 'unanswerable questions') are purely to see if someone can admit that they don't know something.
gotcha... 🙂 Makes sense
April 16, 2012 at 8:05 am
mtassin (4/16/2012)
GilaMonster (4/16/2012)
mtassin (4/16/2012)
So when I see you throw out a question like this... I'd expect that you'd expect a Sr DBA to work on these sorts of things.No, I don't. Not unless the person is looking for a job within the SQL Server storage engine team. It (and the various other 'unanswerable questions') are purely to see if someone can admit that they don't know something.
gotcha... 🙂 Makes sense
I'd still like to know what an ML page is in a log file, especially since I didn't think they had pages (or is it they don't have pages in the sense that datafiles have pages).
April 16, 2012 at 8:08 am
Lynn Pettis (4/16/2012)
mtassin (4/16/2012)
GilaMonster (4/16/2012)
mtassin (4/16/2012)
So when I see you throw out a question like this... I'd expect that you'd expect a Sr DBA to work on these sorts of things.No, I don't. Not unless the person is looking for a job within the SQL Server storage engine team. It (and the various other 'unanswerable questions') are purely to see if someone can admit that they don't know something.
gotcha... 🙂 Makes sense
I'd still like to know what an ML page is in a log file, especially since I didn't think they had pages (or is it they don't have pages in the sense that datafiles have pages).
From what I read about them when I googled... ML pages aren't in Log Files, they're just picked up in Transaction Log Backups because the bitmap says so.... But I'm probably wrong.
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