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  • RE: SQL 2000 SP3

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    Microsoft SQL Server 2000 - 8.00.760 (Intel X86)

    Dec 17 2002 14:22:05

    Copyright (c) 1988-2003 Microsoft Corporation

    Enterprise Edition on Windows NT...

  • RE: SQL Worm - Are we lazy

    Sorry for the daft question buy what is a hibernating lap-top?

    To summarise the key points that have arisen due to Slammer.

    Patches/Service Packs are not applied because:-

    • Applying a patch to...
  • RE: SQL Worm - Are we lazy

    I agree with everything you said.

    My issue is that the fix did not say "put this on or you will get a virus" and I am not sure that it...

  • RE: SQL 2000 SP3

    The "not enough space on the C:" drive was absolutely correct.

    The extraction process must bounce stuff via the TEMP directory or something.

    As soon as I had cleaned up my C:\...

  • RE: Block the DBA?

    Actually your article highlights a need that isn't satisfied via legitemate means i.e. triggers on system tables.

    Role on YUKON.

  • RE: SQL 2000 SP3

    I can't get SP3 off the launch pad.

    The SETUP.BAT file refers to \x86\setup\sqlsetup.exe as does the readme file however, I don't get a \setup directory within \x86.

    I've tried SQL2KSP3.EXE and...

  • RE: Block the DBA?

    I know you said it was wortst practice in your article, but the icy hand of DBA's past gripped my heart when I read about altering system tables.

    I am always...

  • RE: Worst Practice - Bad Comments

    If it works its obsolete

    It depends on the nature of the evolution. If it is constantly trying to implement new stuff then this suggests that...

  • RE: Worst Practice - Bad Comments

    Good point on readability.

    One problem with comments is that they can be displayed in a variety of fonts so if you have anything lined up results can be unpredictable.

    Ditto indentation...

  • RE: Worst Practice - Bad Comments

    I insist on header blocks because a well written header tells the uninitiated at a glance what the proc/function is supposed to do.

    I do keep a history in the proc,...

  • RE: Worst Practices - Making a "Live" Change

    When one eliminates the impossible that what remains, no matter how improbable, must be the solution.

    Sherlock Holmes.

  • RE: Worst Practices - Making a "Live" Change

    Ryan,

    What sort of system is it that runs for 5 minutes on a Friday and doesn't matter if it doesn't work for a month or so?

    OK I know that this...

  • RE: Worst Practices - Making a "Live" Change

    My experience with systems that are used periodically i.e. at set intervals but not continuously, is that when they are used it is "all hands to the pump" and they...

  • RE: Worst Practices - Making a "Live" Change

    Gods do I hear you on this, and I'm deaf!!

    This is why I always script everything I do. Yes EM is quick and easy, but the wretched thing should...

  • RE: User-defined Data Type Basics

    I agree with your last point that there should be a tool to do the laborious stuff for you.

    I agree that it would be handy to be able to do...

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