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  • RE: Row Compression vs. Page compression

    The other part of the story is that it also depends on the datatypes you're dealing with.

    Row compression takes all numeric types and makes the physical storage variable length.

    So, storing...

  • RE: SQL Server 2008 Database backup

    No. It will not work.

    Not with any backup tool.

    The issue is not the backup app, but the fact that as part of the upgrade, the database physical structures are...

  • RE: The FILESTREAM Data Type in SQL Server 2008

    Yes.

    For larger blobs it's more efficient to use the GetPath() and Open SqlFilestream() functions to get an open file handle and use that to access the data under SQL control....

  • RE: The FILESTREAM Data Type in SQL Server 2008

    the_rs (9/24/2008)


    Kevin:

    Is Deepa's statement true that if somebody accesses/modifies the file bypassing SQL Server, it may render the file corrupt?

    venki

    First, re-read my post about direct file access. It is...

  • RE: The FILESTREAM Data Type in SQL Server 2008

    Scott Roberts (9/24/2008)


    Nice article, but I have a couple of questions/suggestions:

    1. Are there any tests demonstrating the performance difference between FILESTREAM and traditional VARBINARY(MAX) columns? I've seen mention of varbinary...

  • RE: The FILESTREAM Data Type in SQL Server 2008

    Good article, but a couple of clarifications are in order:

    First, FILESTREAM is a storage attribute on a varbinary(max) datatype column. It is not a new datatype. Seems like...

  • RE: An Hour in Time

    Note that if you planned in advance you could use named log marks to uniquely restore to any named mark in that range, regardless of time. Carrying it to...

  • RE: An Hour in Time

    Steve Jones - Editor (10/17/2007)


    Of course, if you have log backups at 1:59, you'd only get the first backup at 1:59. According to Paul's post, SQL Agent freezes from 2-3...

  • RE: Table and Index Backup

    OK, I'll see if I can explain it better.

    The database as a whole MUST be at the same point in time.

    If a database is in full recovery mode, you can...

  • RE: Table and Index Backup

    If you have a database which is in full recovery mode, and if you roll the database forward to some point in time after the restore, then you could have...

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