I would try to convince them by showing them a good/better application (that uses SQL server as a back-end of course).

I can't really help you to find a good product...

Aah the fun of VM, where CPU are not really your CPU and RAM is not really you RAM...

Check with the VM admin to see if the host is not...

I would say put the DATA and LOG on the SSD (including tempdb), os on C:\ and binaries on D:\.

Backup can be done to the HDD or SSD depending on...

tomes12 (2/22/2013)

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To add one more level of complexity, we have 2 production clusters with 500 DBs EACH, and we would like to DR that to another location but to ONE...

WWDMark (2/22/2013)

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Oliiii (2/22/2013)

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We've tried mirroring many DB on the same instance and we started having problem at around 50 DBs, that might have changed on SQL 2012 though but mirroring...

We've tried mirroring many DB on the same instance and we started having problem at around 50 DBs, that might have changed on SQL 2012 though but mirroring is not...

Set the color to Nothing and it works:

=Iif(Fields!InstanceBlackout.Value = 1, "Orange", Nothing)

Found the answer here.

Lynn Pettis (5/25/2012)

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Oliiii (5/25/2012)

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Everyone seem to understand the opposite of what i say, i guess i suck at English :-).

We blame the application if it doesn't do it's task.

We blame...

Lynn Pettis (5/24/2012)

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The mistake can come from poor development or wrong way to use the application.

By experience the mistakes comes from the way the application has been developed, they simply...

tgarland (5/24/2012)

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This may be one of the scariest statements I have seen in a while. ...

GSquared (5/23/2012)

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Oliiii (5/23/2012)

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Where i work, when you fix something you have to usually show why it was like that, what you did to fix it and why the dude developing...

Lynn Pettis (5/10/2012)

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Guess I'd fail here. First things I look at...

No need to do any deep analysis of anything so far, just look at what's going on with the process while you are inserting and that should let you know...

Partitioning is only available to Enterprise edition of SQL Server, you are most likely using a Standard edition.

It says "Easiest way", not that it's required...

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