For each database check sys.database_principals.

For each login check sys.server_principals.

For each job check suser_sname(owner_sid) from sysjobs.

For each database check suser_sname(owner_sit) from sys.databases.

All things have owners, you just need to go through...

Really sounds like you are losing that drive in the cluster. Check the Windows system logs, and also with your storage admin.

Your script will kick off a start for each job. It will wait for a return to state that the sp_start_job procedure was executed, but it will not wait for...

Depending on how much space you want to take up, you could use a table for Path and an FK between that and your image table. Then just keep the...

SDLC tends to point more towards certain frameworks and processes (such as Waterfall or Agile), as well as methods of handling dev/test/qa.

There's a decent wikipedia write up on it and...

You don't mention what version of Windows you are using, but regardless you can adjust the quorum vote that each server gets to ensure that you maintain qurorum on your...

Always worth, when creating users to include the default schema...

CREATE USER [Domain\User] FROM LOGIN [Domain\User] WITH DEFAULT_SCHEMA = dbo;

Fix with

ALTER USER [Domain\User] WITH DEFAULT_SCHEMA = dbo;

*Fix spelling of alter

It is safe to do, no concerns on that front.

Sure, if they aren't set to use dbo as the default schema in the database this would make sense.

Folks should always properly schema qualify their objects, this would help...

Frankly,IMHO, that should be a bug. That shouldn't be copied over.

Your output table won't have an identity column, so you shouldn't need to set it for that.

You need to investiage the errors associated with that role failure (and depending on that role failure it could be significant, or a red herring). You don't mention whether it...

You had corruption, and your log shipped copy is in a bad state. You will need to restore a new full backup to the machine, to get things running again.

I...

Not using regular backup/restore inside of SQL, however there are things you can do.

*Use BCP to put the data out to a flat file, and load it back in again.

*Use...

The error you posted doesn't complain about writing to your output table of LocDisplay_merge_output_20160902, rather inserting into your main table LocDisplay.

Can you confirm the error message is correct?