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  • RE: Help, my database is corrupt. Now what?

    You need expert help - try PM to Gail? Mainly don't panic and do anything in a hurry.

    There is more general advice here http://www.sql-server-pro.com/dbcc-checkdb.html about what else to check and...

  • RE: Deleting Large Number of Records

    rob.lobbe (9/15/2009)


    This works if you are the ONLY one using the database.

    Running in a production system you can't just go about changing the recovery model.

    Not so sure about it.

    MSDN (

  • RE: A Good Word for ODBC

    gah (9/10/2009)


    rf44 (9/10/2009)


    This is one of the most arrogant, presumptuous and unfounded assertion I ever read.

    Strong words indeed...would you care to elaborate....maybe some examples.

    ..

    Perhaps not...that would turn into Religious Wars...

  • RE: Transfer SQL Server 2005 DB Objects to MS Access

    If you have the urge to migrate SQL Server objects to MS Access, the best thing to do is to lay down in a locked dark room until the...

  • RE: Export tables into multiple files

    anithagovindarajalu (9/1/2009)


    Hi,

    Thanks for your replies. But I need to perform for multiple tables in single package.

    Thanks,

    Anitha

    Is this not off-topic? Should be SSIS not BI ??

    At any...

  • RE: A Story of the Deleted Transaction Log

    Michael Oberhardt (7/14/2008)


    I've had a few issues with rogue transaction logs as well (on MSDE at any rate). Even on autoshrink I've had them grow to over 10GB, and didn't...

  • RE: A Story of the Deleted Transaction Log

    When I became the involuntary DBA, I had a very nebulous idea about the difference between SIMPLE & FULL recovery modes. I inherited 5 servers where agent jobs were backing...

  • RE: Changing Table Schema – what goes behind the scenes – Part I

    Thank you - wonderful initiative to help us see stuff that may make a real difference in troubleshooting performance issues.

    See elsewhere how Hugo Kornelis, armed with this knowledge, helped me...

  • RE: ANSI PADDING, Trailing Whitespace, and Variable Length Character Colum

    Jeff Moden (9/13/2008)


    Jack Corbett (9/13/2008)


    [Jack said:] [ANSI_PADDING] is turned off by default at the Database level, which is odd considering the ability to turn it off is going to be...

  • RE: ANSI PADDING, Trailing Whitespace, and Variable Length Character Colum

    Jack Corbett (7/31/2009)


    Matt,

    The only problem with LTRIM(RTRIM(column)) in comparison (WHERE or JOIN) clauses it that you no longer give the optimizer the option to use an index seek, the best...

  • RE: GetDateTimeString Function

    Good work. Most certainly there are cases when a string - or bigint - needs to be constructed this way.

    Otherwise, of course, just the 112 format mask for CONVERT will...

  • RE: error timeout

    Eswin (7/21/2009)


    Try doing these

    First:

    In database property set query time out to 0, It's default vaule is 600.

    Second:

    In your connection string add "Connection Timeout = 0"

    Third:

    When you executing your stored procedure...

  • RE: AWE in sql2005

    Here we go again . . . to complete the picture above:

    on our Win2003 Server Standard 32-bit the memory is limited to 4GB.

    Therefore the above clarification becomes : MSSQL2005 Standard...

  • RE: AWE in sql2005

    mmaharaj (7/20/2009)


    I am running SQL Server Enterpise Edition.

    The value appears as 2147483647 MB, in the memory tab as Maximum server memory.

    See my own Edit above ... Standard Ed is not...

  • RE: AWE in sql2005

    mmaharaj (7/20/2009)


    Hi there, thank you for clearing this up.

    I have another question though, all my sql2k5 servers seem to have this set as the limit by default.

    AWE is not enabled...

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