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  • RE: D.R. - Local to Remote Backup

    Vertigo44 (1/18/2011)


    As fate would have it most of the SQL servers I have inherited have been configured to write the backups on the same local disk that the databases reside...

  • RE: Transactional log back up taken monthly once

    Dj463 (1/11/2011)


    Hello all,

    I am currently taken full backups of a database daily. For some auditing purpose i need all the transactions that happen in that database. So if i copy...

  • RE: Strange restore scenario in my mind...

    anonymous.surfer07 (1/14/2011)


    mmm.. someone said to me that we can restore our database without backing up that database first...

    This is scenario he told to me :

    First : create new table.. for...

  • RE: Data Loss or Downtime

    For us, any VLDB that is critical has some kind of high-availalbility option like mirroring or active-passive clustering to help stave off outages. However, no solution is perfect.

    What we have...

  • RE: Powershell Database Backup Script

    KenpoDBA (1/6/2011)


    Yeah, I understand that, but it's not a good idea to allow business users to backup DBs to begin with. They put backups in odd locations and fill...

  • RE: Powershell Database Backup Script

    KenpoDBA (1/5/2011)


    Thanks Jeffrey...

    however in the scenario you described, doing a native SQL backup and putting it into an agent job is still the best solution. All you have to...

  • RE: Powershell Database Backup Script

    KenpoDBA (1/5/2011)


    I can't think of any real honest business case where taking backups outside of native SQL is necessary. I hate it when people choose to show the coolness...

  • RE: Powershell Database Backup Script

    Jimmy,

    Have you found a method to provide percent completed with a PowerShell script? We use P$ to run ad hoc backups, but the most frustrating part is that there is...

  • RE: Life Without a Net

    Oft times I find that the Internet is a reminder of items that I don't know. However, I am glad that there is a community of users that can share...

  • RE: SOS_SCHEDULER_YIELD issues after migration from SQL 2K to SQL 2K8

    In case anyone else sees something related to this, but is a non-yielding process it is addressed in SQL 2008 R2 with CU3 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2261464/

    and in SQL 2008 SP1 in CU4...

  • RE: What is my SQL Server doing ?

    Mr. Andersen (10/20/2010)


    I finally had time to go back to this issue and had a chance to run the script you suggested. I tried running the script immediately after the...

  • RE: What, When, Where, How, Who2

    Jason,

    I have used this to great effect! However, rather than use it as a stored proc, I just run the query to get the information.

    I'm sure you're asking why. Mainly...

  • RE: What is my SQL Server doing ?

    Rome1981 (10/5/2010)


    dbcc_inputbuffer(SPID)

    Yes, that will show you what is running for the SPID, but it does not show you the rest of the information like SP_WHO2 does. This adds the inputbuffer...

  • RE: Disk Defrag

    Jon.Morisi (10/4/2010)


    Hi,

    I've been operating with the preference to take SQL server offline when defragmenting the disks in which SQL Server datafiles or logfiles reside on in order to avoid possible...

  • RE: What is my SQL Server doing ?

    Mr. Andersen (10/5/2010)


    Jeffrey Irish, I agree with you that under normal circumstances resource shortage will slow down performance and use up a lot of CPU power. My primary concern is...

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