I was just curious if there were many SQL back ends left out there for PeopleSoft these days. We still are for now, but the Oracle reps make it sound...

Hello Steve,

It has been awhile since this issue came up. If I recall if you elevated the rights after you had already launched the installer you would still have the...

I like your post Rudy. I posted a much watered down version with a simple question sometime last year and no one ever chimed in with their thoughts. Not sure...

I recently ran into this on two separate SQL cluster installs, but will offer some more information in case it can help others. If you are installing SQL 2008 or...

Great, Thanks for the reply

I am having the same issue after installing SSMS SQL2008R2. Has anybody found a long term fix for this by chance?

I am just curious to get other members thoughts. How do you think this will affect the DBA role going forward? From what I am reading it seems like they...

Based on what I have seen I don't believe the "it all goes out the window if SAN is involved" statement would be correct in most cases. Most of my...

This one definitely depends on your situation. Most of the time I break the TempDB into only four or eight separate equally sized files with no auto grow. This has...

I recently ran into an issue where SQL 2005 wouldn't install anything on a windows 2008 cluster and wanted to share the Microsoft solution. It all came down to a...

In my example the TraceData table is created when I run the SQL statement. If I create the TraceData table ahead of time I get the error below.

Msg 2714, Level...

The trace is broken up into several files that add up to a few Gig. I am hoping to find a way to not use the TempDB. I have plenty...

We are running a very similar setup.

Most of the websites and blogs I am finding about this are from late 2005. Have either of you seen any more up to date information? The reason I ask...

Thanks for the update. Our server admins had asked our SQL DBA's to look into this so I have been doing some research with out much luck either. It appears...