You can get incorrect results, however, if the weighting of null characters is different between the federated database and the data source.

Likewise, for comparison statements, be careful if you are...

And what about try "Transfer database task" in SQL Server integration services to import remote databases and then you can do some comparations?

--change '%search string%' only

declare @num int, @count int, @exec nvarchar(500), @find nvarchar(50)

set @find =

declare @tab as table (TABLE_SCHEMA sysname,TABLE_NAME sysname,COLUMN_NAME sysname,Row_Number int primary key)

if (select OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#tab2')) is...

declare @name sysname

select top 1 @name=SPECIFIC_NAME from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES

where ROUTINE_TYPE='PROCEDURE' AND ROUTINE_SCHEMA='ABC'

while (@name is not null)

begin

execute( 'ALTER SCHEMA XYZ TRANSFER ABC.' + @name);

select top 1 @name=SPECIFIC_NAME from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES

where ROUTINE_TYPE='PROCEDURE'...

SQL server take more RAM, if SQL sever need it.

[p]But You can set: [/p]

[p]sp_configure 'max server memory (MB)',6144;[/p]

[p]sp_configure 'min server memory (MB)',6144;[/p]

[p]reconfigure with override[/p]

Try

sp_configure 'xp_cmdshell',1;

reconfigure

source server= where is a backup

destination server= where you want to restore database

1. Create share on source server "share_name" - grant Everyone Read

2. Grant read permissions on the source server...

It seems problem with spn. When sql server starts, it creates spn in Active Directory. The SPN is an object in Active Directory. You can set the permissions with adsiedit.msc....

How Can I stop SQL Server Service ...?

If it is cluster you need run cmd:

cluster . res "SQL service name" /off

Try check "double hop" problem.