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  • RE: Getting Started with SQL Server Event Notifications

    Hi Jonathan,

    Before I ask a question I wanted to say that I really like your articles, especially in the events area.

    Here is the question:

    I have create a queue for auditing...

  • RE: Tracking Database File AutoGrowth with Event Notifications

    Jonathan Kehayias (11/6/2012)


    Comments posted to this topic are about the item <A HREF="/articles/autogrowth/93229/">Tracking Database File AutoGrowth with Event Notifications</A>

    Jonathan,

    Tested the routine, not that I had doubts but had to follow...

  • RE: Tracking Database File AutoGrowth with Event Notifications

    Hi Johnathan,

    I have been using a method that once I found on internet if now here at sqlservercentral and has helped me identifying certain elements and information on one or...

  • RE: What a View

    Scott Coleman (10/2/2012)


    I would take a different approach. Not necessarily better, but different.

    I would avoid the cursor and the immediate EXEC(), instead just use a query to produce the...

  • RE: What a View

    Sean Lange (10/2/2012)


    John Esraelo-498130 (10/2/2012)


    Sean Lange (10/2/2012)


    additionally, when you have multiple tables having field names of the same, such as LName, FName, Address, etc. that may appear in more than...

  • RE: What a View

    Sean Lange (10/2/2012)


    additionally, when you have multiple tables having field names of the same, such as LName, FName, Address, etc. that may appear in more than one

    table then it...

  • RE: What a View

    Sean Lange (10/2/2012)


    additionally, when you have multiple tables having field names of the same, such as LName, FName, Address, etc. that may appear in more than one

    table then it...

  • RE: What a View

    DavidL (10/2/2012)


    The intro to this article in the daily newsletter said:

    "This article talks about a few issues with using views too extensively in your design."

    It doesn't say anything AT ALL...

  • RE: What a View

    DiverKas (10/2/2012)


    There are so many WTF's here. First, the argument where you can only access through views has been thoroughly debated and debunked, it shouldn't be held to high...

  • RE: What a View

    Hello all,

    I see some excellent questions, suggestions, concerns and advise.

    here are some of the answers that might come handy and helpful and I hope that we are all learning...

  • RE: What a View

    This is just a training piece for those that are new in security of schema and role buildings. There is nothing wrong with the select * .. as...

  • RE: What a View

    Actually the * is going to be replaced and will published shortly with selective columns.

    However, you can always modify the new views, add, remove calculated field or like I mentioned...

  • RE: What a View

    This is a very good question.

    Just recently we have hired a company to create intelligent KPI (key performance indicators) set for us. In addition to the NDA (non-disclosure agreement),...

  • RE: Update multiple column NULL values

    This is very true what just got mentioned.

    I did not get to the detail but yes you will have to do all that and watch the angles.

    And, once you...

  • RE: Update multiple column NULL values

    I am not sure actually 2 "set" commands in one update work... but see my reply posted here.. one SET is sufficient..

    I could be wrong but I do recall...

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