I've always had a problem with the hard 80% threshold, especially when applied to backup drives.

In your situation, I would cycle the SQL logs daily, keep a few days. ...

Personally, I would still prefer to have more disks in production. Let's say you SAN team will give you 32 total disks. I'd rather have 24 in prod...

Then what's the question? SQL is defaulted to keep...

Write a cursor.

Fetch each county into it.

Create a variable and keep concat'ing the new county + a space

When the cursor is done, print the variable that contains the string with...

CirquedeSQLeil (4/30/2010)

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GregoryF (4/30/2010)

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I've also seen this behavior with Websense, and currently, we have a finincial compliance/disclosure 3rd party app that creates a new DB every day.

I often wonder if the...

rbowers 18291 (4/30/2010)

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Does anyone have information on storage set up for DW/BI? We are brand new to DW/BI on SQL Server 2008. We are a mainframe shop with source data...

I've also seen this behavior with Websense, and currently, we have a finincial compliance/disclosure 3rd party app that creates a new DB every day.

I often wonder if the people who...

The maintenance plan adds a unique time stamp to each T-Log dump in the file name

Because log shipping fills up our logs quickly we have a job to roll the error log nightly, my usual policy is to keep 32 or 64 logs.

Large logs are...

The closest thing in SQL would be geo-clustering which offers multi-datacentre redendancy in a combined HA/DR solution. But it certainly does not offer load balancing. And geo-clustering is...

I have seen many servers with a "blank state". These are usually SQL2000 servers in a clustered environment. Microsoft has never gotten those to appear *** running/stopped in...

Our's is on a VM server. I trust the NT group enough that they have built in sufficient redundancy (the VM server that VMWare sit's on is virtually clustered)....

Dugi (4/29/2010)

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GilaMonster (4/29/2010)

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Lowell (4/29/2010)

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Steve can you put out some numbers for perspective? SSC has a lot of users and traffic, compared to many of us small biz guys we usually...

Lowell (4/29/2010)

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Steve can you put out some numbers for perspective? SSC has a lot of users and traffic, compared to many of us small biz guys we usually deal with;...

Our NT group monitor's the status of services. If a service enters the stopped status, we are alerted.