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"Ok when the data is stored and looked at in hex at the page level there are a few things that occurr."

Do you have any special tools used...

If I recall right this is really a SCSI issue, it has to do with the details of the SCSI setup on each card and the EXP. They aren't...

I do all installs on Win2k via remote desktop. The only recommendation our local MS guys gives iss to "Have the bits local", in english don't install from a...

Okay, I have a question that is NT related, but directly related to this.

I move my entire backup directory to another server, where it can be put to tape.

I wrote...

Try This

USE MSDB

SELECT * FROM sysdbmaintplan_history WHERE (activity LIKE 'backup database')

ORDER BY end_time Desc

You can tweak, but I think it get's everything, and more, for what you are...

We have a DB using the Image data type to store general data. Basically data extracted from the MF that is then published to various other non MF systems.

Everything...

I have most of our SQL Servers running as domain users, they are Local Admin at each SQL Server. But basically Domain Users otherwise, There are a couple of additional...

Look into the Job History, and check the view steps list. If you create them with an NT id, sometimes they don't run right. Even if that ID...

Can't answer about the times, some depends on processor(s), how busy the server is, etc.

Even in simple recovery everything is still logged. The idea is simple is basically transaction...

No something about don't get sqeezed, and monitoring space usage. I have written a SP that runs nitely (probably eventually weekly) that extracts the amount of Dasd each DB...

Note I then replicate from the lab server to my laptop, so I have the data with me.

KlK, MCSE

These ids, and mine are all SA, I have locked down the actual SA userid.

I chose pull as these are mostly production servers, and the data is historical db usage...

I'll agree with the CD, I like to keep all my doc handy on my laptop.

Add a couple of bucks, or do an either / or / both option.

KlK,...

Yes you do technically have a single point of failure at the Shared storage. Some is limited by multiple HBAs (fiber cards) to the SAN. For our clusters...

We had been testing a Compaq with Hyperthreading, sorry I never heard the results, and the guy who did the testing is on vacation.

One interesting note it was a 4...