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  • RE: Unable to restore Differential backup

    djjwu (6/9/2009)


    I personally think 1m tlog backup is too much. 🙂

    For any particular reason (performance, IO, space etc) or just the best practice?

    Agreed that it's too much but then what...

  • RE: Unable to restore Differential backup

    This is a critical product licensing system so cannot loose more than one minute of data that's why we selected these intervals. And we didn't see any performance hit due...

  • RE: Unable to restore Differential backup

    GilaMonster (6/9/2009)p.s. diffs every 15 min and log backups every minute? That's a lot of backups.

    This is becuase we have log shipping implemented for high availability, do you still think...

  • RE: Misconception or not doing right?

    GilaMonster (6/4/2009)The only operations that truncate a log file are:

    Log backups (in full/bulk-logged)

    Checkpoint (in Simple)

    does that mean, it is not possible to break the Log sequence as long...

  • RE: Simple query yet difficult

    Thanks everyone, specially Ramesh.

  • RE: Simple query yet difficult

    Rob Goddard (5/14/2009)


    In that example grouping by ID and using MIN or MAX on the other column will do it.

    If there are a lot of cols and you need them...

  • RE: Simple query yet difficult

    Christopher Stobbs (5/14/2009)


    DECLARE @MyTable TABLE

    (Id INT,

    Team CHAR(1))

    INSERT INTO @MyTable

    SELECT 1, 'A' UNION ALL

    SELECT 2, 'A' UNION ALL

    SELECT 3, 'A' UNION ALL

    SELECT 3, 'B'

    SELECT

    Id,MAX(Team)

    FROM @MyTable

    GROUP BY Id

    Thanks for this...

  • RE: Simple query yet difficult

    Ramesh (5/14/2009)


    Look for ROW_NUMBER() function with PARTITION BY clause in Books Online.

    Thanks for replying Ramesh, i know ROW_NUMBER() function, but can you please explain how that can be used to...

  • RE: How could these queries be blocked?

    Here is a wild thought, please respond with your views, is it possible that index values of the three tables are in the same memory page and sql server is...

  • RE: How could these queries be blocked?

    64 bit sql server 2005

  • RE: How could these queries be blocked?

    i donot have that information becuase this block was happend few hours ago. Please find attached the query that i am using to log this data, i appreciate if you...

  • RE: How could these queries be blocked?

    Actually i am logging the locks into a custom table using a sql script that i wrote, i have attached the file with the details of the blocks, please see...

  • RE: How could these queries be blocked?

    RBarryYoung (5/6/2009)


    What PaulB said: we need to see what you saw in the Activity Monitor wrt to the locks.

    I have provided the locks and resources in an earlier message.

  • RE: Why index is not being utilized

    Thanks guys, i guess i have to live with it, but thanks for the explanations.

  • RE: How could these queries be blocked?

    PaulB (5/6/2009)


    Good!... now show us the locks.

    Query 2 has wait_type = "LCK_M_U" and wait_resource = "PAGE: 8:1:135798"

    Query 3 has wait_type = "LCK_M_U" and wait_resource = "KEY: 8:72057596239085568 (4d03000fb951)"

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