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  • RE: Data files in filegroup

    I usually look for filegroups creeping over an arbitary threshold, in this case 90% full, with something along the lines of:

    
    
    DECLARE @PctFullThreshold SMALLINT
    SET @PctFullThreshold =...
  • RE: Help with labels

    I'm afraid you can't use a variable in this manner

    Cheers,

    - Mark

  • RE: Data files in filegroup

    Steve,

    Actually a table spreads itself across the filegroup to which it's assigned.

    Jarretg,

    I've seen this happen before, but not as radically as your example. It's mainly due to the order...

  • RE: "Ghost Cleanup"? Configuration?

    Back to barking up the "shrink" tree .... maybe an explicit DBCC shrinkfile/shrinkdb after the 5am deletions will force the background ghost cleanup to do its...

  • RE: "Ghost Cleanup"? Configuration?

    So much for that theory.

    How about a Maintenance Plan job (with "remove unused space") maybe scheduled for the wrong time of day. Or maybe some other scheduled shrink?

    Cheers,

    - Mark

  • RE: Full text noise word woes and angst

    As well as removing "about" from the noise words list, I think you'll have to rebuild the FT catalogs.

    While it's been in the noise words list, "about" has...

  • RE: "Ghost Cleanup"? Configuration?

    Is the database set for autoshrink?

    Cheers,

    - Mark

  • RE: Case Statement

    If your query plans are identical then I assume they're both (clustered) index scans.

    I would suggest that the CASE statement is introducing additional CPU (try profiler to confirm or refute...

  • RE: Duplicate Indexes

    Yes, it would be a performance problem, but to what extent I can't gauge. It will be particularly inefficient if the primary key columns are volatile (ie. updated frequently)....

  • RE: cpu100% & Profiler output

    bj007,

    Is customercode in fact a unicode column? (ie. nchar or nvarchar). If it's char, varchar or anything else then a conversion has to be done, so an index...

  • RE: Database log size a problem

    Hitendra,

    When you have databases in full recovery mode (which it appears you do), it's important to schedule regular transaction log backups. This backs up and then truncates the inactive...

  • RE: WITH ENCRYPTION

    I wouldn't rely too much on WITH ENCRYPTION for your truly top secret code. The encryption algorithm is fairly easily cracked.

    Cheers,

    - Mark

    Edited by - mccork...

  • RE: Transaction Log Full

    I've sent all my SQL 6.5 servers to the recycle bin, but I think the syntax is:

    DUMP TRANSACTION YourDBName WITH NO_LOG

    or

    DUMP TRANSACTION YourDBName WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY, NO_LOG

    If these fail, you might...

  • RE: SMS Texting

    Over here I've seen companies use the MessageNet email-to-SMS service, and then set up Exchange entries pointing to the relevant STMP addresses (eg. 0414555555@messagenet.com.au). SQL Mail could then send...

  • RE: Using CASE to open a search

    Phill,

    tkc has indicated what /* various fields* / and /* various parameters */ look like.

    I'm assuming they're quite longwinded.

    Cheers,

    - Mark

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