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  • RE: What login should a DBA use for non-emergency work

    steveb. (9/14/2010)


    torpkev (9/14/2010)


    My biggest annoyance with sa - quite outside of this discussion - is those people who use sa to connect to the database because they don't know...

  • RE: What login should a DBA use for non-emergency work

    I use the following script to grant permission to a "power user" role; which isn't an administrator the database but a user who occasionally needs to do things like troubleshoot...

  • RE: Auditor Knowledge of Database Environment

    JunkMail Victim (9/1/2006)


    I've found them to concentrate on the compiled executables of the client applications, but not think much about the unencrypted business logic that resides in stored procedures and...

  • RE: *****Table Structure and Data ******

    What do you mean by ReadOnly columns?

  • RE: *****Table Structure and Data ******

    If it were me, I'd script it all out. From what I've read, I'd suggest you use the Import and Export Wizzard to copy the required tables. You have the...

  • RE: Query never finishing

    Anders Pedersen (9/13/2010)


    Grant and Eric,

    I would bet you are right about ANSI settings. Didn't even think of that!

    ...

    ...

    A few years back I was trying to debug a...

  • RE: Query never finishing

    Each client tool has it's own connection and maybe even different connection settings. For example different values for ANSI_WARNINGS, ANSI_NULLS, QUOTED_IDENTIFIER, etc. can result in different execution plans. Some settings...

  • RE: Searching for Plans

    Mike Byrd (9/13/2010)


    At first reading I thought that was a neat idea, but on reflection (and sadly experience), what runs on one machine and one set of data does not...

  • RE: Searching for Plans

    Jeff Moden (9/12/2010)


    The "best plan" is dictated only by four things and only two of those really matter where performance is concerned...

    4. Code - This is where the true...

  • RE: Enjoy Your Job

    The more enlightened economists point out that recessions are a perfectly natural part of long term economic cycles, and it always preceeds some transition to a new paradign. Companies...

  • RE: Developer Deployment Frustrations

    When it comes to installing SQL Server Standard and Enterprise edition for a corporate IT groups, these installations are typically performed by a DBA who is familiar with the options...

  • RE: How can you see the Recovery Model?

    The following query should give you the last 3 backups for each database and include the columns: database_name, recovery_model, backup_type, size_gb, backup_start_date, backup_finish_date, and duration_minutes.

    select * from

    (

    select...

  • RE: Enjoy Your Job

    If Information Technology ever stopped being fun and rewarding, civilization would soon collapse.

  • RE: Developer Deployment Frustrations

    TravisDBA (9/8/2010)


    You think that is frustrating. I am still waiting for them to put a WHERE clause on a TRUNCATE statement.:-D

    What makes the TRUNCATE statement more efficient is that it...

  • RE: Developer Deployment Frustrations

    If one is distributing something like a shareware application, where there are potentially thousands of installs with a local instance of the database and you can't field even a small...

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