Wow, a 9 year old post reply!

I use something like this now:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/152447/is-there-a-sql-script-that-i-can-use-to-determine-the-progress-of-a-sql-server-b

Here's the link to outputbuffer: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189821.aspx

"I'd still kill the fruit fly research and take my $10 back, please"

Since you don't want to fund this research, would you be willing to offer up one or two...

This has a nice little collection of my fears:

http://www.slate.com/id/2203120

This sums them (my fears) up nicely:

she is a "premillenial dispensationalist"—in other words, someone who believes that there is no...

I'd love to have a discussion with peers, any suggestions on where?

There isn't "proof" pre se. It is my opinion, based upon my collected observations of this campaign.

I'd be...

Sorry, this isn't DRM related directly:

I think what scares me most about the McCain camp is their predilection towards faith-based government.

They are basically saying if you question god, you're...

Have you considered leaving the Clustered index in place and just keeping it at a low fill factor/Padding?

This way your data  should load almost as fast, but you won't...

A clustered index on the large table should help performance, but as long as you use some index on the referenced columns you should get better performance.

Also adding this to the...

Don't really need to see code. You can add an ActiveX/vbscript task to do a data analysis and assign a success or failure path from that task, then add a...

To play devils advocate: Write-back caching could offer substantial performance gains in your environment.

Here's a thought:

Next outage window you have, make sure all your backups are done and have...

Try DBCC OUTPUTBUFFER (spid) . Where spid is the backup process. This is as or more accurate than the stats option.

I wish that I could help. I've been using SQL 2000/DTS since it's inception, and still have yet to understand all it's intricacies. I'd love to get started on SSIS,...

That is an excellent bill rate, especially for the midwest.

Besides the early adopters and beta testers, there are really few people with actual SSIS/SSAS skills in the world, and half...

I would think that by raising the allowable number of errors you could just skip these errant data and manually enter them if need be.

Hi there,

Just out of professional curiosity, what is considered an excellent bill rate in Nebraska?

thanks,

Pete Karhatsu

SQL DBA

MN

yup, it is possible. You'd think somebody would have noticed it, but it is possible.

What isn't possible is that the data was readable during that period without the use...