Shawn,

Thank you so much for your detailed answer, I shall have to read through it a few time to digest it all! In regards to the "[System.Reflection.Assembly]", when I first...

Hi Gary, thank you for responding.

Yes, the result would be handy! Sorry!

GAC Version Location ...

This may obvious to most, but I worked this out in the end, I had to register the assemblies, for anyone else that may come across this, you install the...

Hi Shawn,

Thank you for replying, I'll check out the links you sent, much appreciated. Yes, I'd agree on the time frame, but then I always did like a challenge! :w00t:

If...

Jayanth_Kurup (10/21/2015)

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A datasource is just a connection string so it shouldn't be this slow , how was the migration performed , detached the database and attached or redeployed all the...

Hello,

Just to revive the thread once more, I am facing this issue in SQL 2014, and struggling with it. The only real difference is that this is not a table...

Hi Perry, yes that's right. Your reply makes me think its impossible, or totally easy and I'm stupid for asking! 🙂

After failover, Id like the reports to continue working, I'm...

Thank you.

Hi Jonathan,

Thank you for replying, well Ive not profiled .Net memory usage before, is this done using SQL profiler/Performance monitor? I can change the code, but I can work with...

Hey Everyone,

Interesting thread, and I have ended up here via various articles because I am seeing alot of the following messages 2-3 times a minute in the logs for a...

ah sorry Cody, I basically completly misunderstood the line of code! Thank you, this is what I am after.

Regards,

D.

Thank you for answering, most appreciated. I ran the line that you gave, but not sure how to read the result, in the instance I have 4-5 DB with server...

Nice one, Perry, Thanks!

Thanks for the reply, peeps!

'1MB, that's just ridiculous, the physical file fragmentation will be huge.'

I couldnt agree more!

Jeff, Yep I always change it to MB from percent.

Thanks again!

D.

Hey,

Yes its an old thread, but it helped me out today. Thanks for posting!

Regards,

D.