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  • RE: Real World Query Plans

    I have also something similar, a complex job that is running in about 1.5 hours (every two hours, every day) that from time to time (may be once every two...

  • RE: Turbo for SQL Server

    I don't want to say that sql Turbo is a bad product, we are very happy with the speed, but found some issues with it:

    - Memory management issues, as with...

  • RE: Were You Up for Patch Day?

    Dear Mr. Jones,

    Yes I have one warning for the SP1, may be it is somewhere in the release note or readme but I very seldom read them (I know it's...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 02 Nov 2004

    ??? No idea how they get this answer ??? I tried on my test server (W2k and SQL2k sp3a) and the recovery model of msdb does not change after a...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 13 Oct 2004

    No. If you have to store scripts or monitoring results you create a dedicated db. Never keep standard samples on your production servers. It takes places, open security holes and...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 13 Oct 2004

    Not a cool one. Northwind and Pubs should not be present on a production server and there is no real point doing logs backup on a test or dev system....

  • RE: Question of the Day for 27 Aug 2004

    Correct Answer:

    Restore the database using the named transaction restore feature.

    ????????????????????

    Can someone tell me where to find this feature in EM or the TSQL syntax to achieve this?

  • RE: Question of the Day for 25 Aug 2004

    Like the other: the so called correct answer is a key that does not even exist, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server just just have 8.00.000 and 80, nothing like mssqlserver. 

    The real correct...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 23 Aug 2004

    Could someone explain me the "sometimes" ? For me when a db is autogrowing it takes cpu cycles and disk access. So performance is always affected whatever the query...

  • RE: Think like a DBA

    Hi,

    For me NULL means unknown and not "no value". If a name (for example) is unknow you put a NULL value and deal with it in the code. If there...

  • RE: Question of the Day for 28 Jul 2004

    I think that SQLServerCentral should be more carefull when writting their questions. When there is a typo, it is difficult to know if we have to answer that there is...

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