What exactly you are looking out for?

you would also like to explore THIS for more.

Test and modify the following removal scripts to meet the needs of your organization.

Start /wait C:\Windows\System32\msiexec /qb /X <CD or DVD Drive>\setup\sqlncli.msi

This LINK could be a help for you?

you should click the spalsh.hts from server directory.

SQL Installation generates warning message on IIS if you do not have IIs installed and that is because IIS is a must in...

The short answer is Yes. But sometimes depends upon how much exact memory your server has.

Look in to this thread and I believe,it will help you in understanding the things.

I dont know I would it sounds here but I was just thinking about it (still to do practically).

Why not to scan the SQL Server 2005 default trace from the...

irena.bulatovic (9/30/2009)

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I don't understand what i will get with adding more disks because i have enough free space but disks are busy all the time as i understand utilization of...

irena.bulatovic (9/30/2009)

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Of course i have log backup every 5 min and datafile disks are

install 60GB capacity 39GB free

datafile1 200GB 92GB free

datafile2 150 GB...

irena.bulatovic (9/30/2009)

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No it is only sql server. I have

one lun for installation files where msdb, master and one tempdb file is,

two luns for two data files

one for one transaction...

mahenpali (9/30/2009)

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use [Test3]

GO

create trigger tr on Emp

for update

as

select * from inserted;

when i execute it i am getting this error

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 1

Incorrect syntax...

Niyala (9/30/2009)

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Hi,

Thanks indeed for your information. As to how I am currently doing my backups; I am using T-SQL SQL Agent jobs that run once every night to take a...

Okie in the first place you said disk utilization is...

Niyala (9/29/2009)

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Hi List,

I am running some sql server 2000 enterprise ed. and several MSDE in our production environment. Some of the servers are running out of disk space. Therefore, I...

Can you provide some more information on what type of environment you are in. What is the database size, TPS etc..