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  • RE: sql server 2000 + mcafee 8.5

    Hello

    I know this issue is quite old however I will add my comments for anyone invesigating this issue. We had a similar problem in my workplace with performance degradation as...

  • RE: Index not being used with OR cluase

    Hey

    I've run

    SET STATISTICS PROFILE ON

    go

    Before my query but the extra grid with the execution plan was not displayed. I have attached a screen dump of the execution plan, I...

  • RE: 9 Things to Do When You Inherit a Database

    I used the following method to remove any obsolete procedures

    I ran a trace to pick up all stored procedures that were being referenced over 3 months. I then put the...

  • RE: Most Used Tables?

    Hey

    I've attached a script that may help you. It shows all the indexes in the selected database and orders them by the user_seeks which is basically how many times...

  • RE: restoring a backup from sql server 2008 to 2005

    While you guys are on the topic of copying a 2008 database to an older version, I am currently putting together a failover plan after upgrading from 2000 to 2008....

  • RE: Query Perfomance problems

    This query is used in a report which is run maybe twice a week. The application uses this table a lot more and there are a lot of lookups on...

  • RE: Query Perfomance problems

    This query is used in a report which is run maybe twice a week. The application uses this table a lot more and there are a lot of lookups on...

  • RE: Query Perfomance problems

    Hey Lynn

    Thanks for the quick reply. After having a detailed look at the execution plans i managed to hit the nail on the head

    I compared the 2 execution plans and...

  • RE: Slow execution of query when using datetime variables

    I had a similar problem with one of my queries, what i did is hard coded the date time values into the where clause and ran the query, then used...

  • RE: getting values for current day using getDate() functon

    Awesome, thank for all the help guys, thought there might have been a function that made it a bit easier

  • RE: Most Frequent Allocations

    Hows this

    select ALLocID,count(*)as 'No Of times visited' from dbo.allocationvisit

    --where visittime = 'Enter date here'

    group by AlLocID

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