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  • Reply To: weird sql problem.

    Hi Scott,

    Thank for share this interesting rules. I was not knowing that!

    I came from Oracle SQL, and these NULL things, works different.

    Thank you again.

  • Reply To: weird sql problem.

    Hi Jeffrey,

    It was my mistake. The column name is po_num and not ponum.

     

    thank you.

  • Reply To: weird sql problem.

    Hi Scott

    Your solution worked like a charm!

    Thank you.

  • Reply To: weird sql problem.

    Hi Jonathan,

    Yes. My mistake. I wrote  ponum instead of po_num.

    But the problem persists.

    Thank you.

  • Reply To: Changing Hardware

    Hi,

    Independen for the brand, I believe that we everyone are chasing the best performance available. And that performance includes hardware and software. That´s why we seeing brands like Apple, ruling...

  • Reply To: Admin puzzler

    Hi,

    If the behaivour stops after a while, I believe that is a transaction issue. I will should check temp db in order to see if there is plenty of space....

  • Reply To: More Linux than Windows

    Yes indeed, linux is nothing on the desktop environment. Lack of drivers and uncompatibility to run applications is the big deal to adopt this powerfull OS. But in the servers...

  • Reply To: Estimated Number of Rows 4,056,100,000,000,000,000,000,000 !

    Hi

    As all the other replies, it seems like a classic bad cardinallity problem. I might add to update statistics, to check the execution plan. Perhaps you have more than one...

  • RE: Deadlock issue

    Hi,
    Dealing with deadlocks is allways different on each case.
    I recommend you to strat to analyze the execution plan of the querys involved.
    Usually, a change on the select statement, tunning or...

  • RE: Activity Monitor not starting, always being paused

    Hi

    "If SQL is running on a Windows 2008 R2 server or cluster, go to the Performance Monitor application, expand the Data Collection Sets, then select the System Performance,...

  • RE: Your Recovery Time

    Hi,
    In early days of ERP boom, in one of the companies where I worked, ended with an Informix DB running on HP-HA disk array with RAID 5 enabled. We...

  • RE: The Full Stack DBA

    Hi,
    I started my carrer as a tech support staff. Then I started to have another duties like server admin, pbx admin, developer, dba, project manager, erp admin, security admin,...

  • RE: Deploy the Database First

    Hi,
    In my case, I deploy both: db changes and also code changes. To handle this, we schedule a fame window where the db and the app will not be...

  • RE: Slow SQL Script

    Hi,
    the reazon why you have two execution plans different, basically, for the same query is due to the server interprets the query as different, even if they performance...

  • RE: SAN Replication for disaster recovery

    Hi,
    The short answer is yes. Assuming that every of your DR procedures works well. In my experience, if you are confident with the san discs replication as the whole...

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