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  • RE: I No Longer Have Access to My DB and I'm a DBCreator!

    Hi Hugo

    The only reason I can think of is that your "model" database has the "guest" user enabled with read permissions so your login is getting access to the new...

  • RE: Parameter Sniffing and Sniffing Memory

    vick.ram79 (7/15/2013)


    Use local variables to hold the values of the passed parameters. And then use the local variables instead of the passed parameters. This has ALWAYS worked for us in...

  • RE: A New Look

    Sorry but I don't like it. Designed for mobile devices, not a desktop PC which is what I suspect most people use to access this site. Too narrow and I...

  • RE: Identity Values

    Hi Dineshbabu

    It's not really possible to list all function or commands that can perform different actions depending on the circumstances. As Tom very rightly states in his post, many commands...

  • RE: Identity Values

    Hi Hugo

    Yes, I see what you mean. I guess it doesn't seem inconsistent to me as I fully understand the different actions and so I was puzzled as to what...

  • RE: Identity Values

    Bob Cullen-434885 (1/23/2013)


    OK. I got it wrong because I tried to apply what I thought was sensible logic to the choice of the second value. Can anyone explain why SQL...

  • RE: Huge cost issue with Temp DB using 2008r2 sp2

    Hi Brad,

    I'm in Brisbane. Still scratching my head on this, coffee doesn't seem to have helped. I think various things are red herrings though.

    As you have pointed out...

  • RE: Huge cost issue with Temp DB using 2008r2 sp2

    Wow, you're up early. At least it's 14:30 in the afternoon in Oz. May well not be the issue but good to eliminate it. Just removing the nolocks should prove...

  • RE: Huge cost issue with Temp DB using 2008r2 sp2

    Hi Brad

    Something to check. I notice all your joins use 'nolock'. There is a bug in SP2 which causes high cpu usage on queries that use nolock against a table...

  • RE: Index defaults 2

    To be honest I thought the question was quite clear. It asked what index SQLSERVER created to support the foreign key. It did not ask what other constraints, which may...

  • RE: Transactions 2

    roger.plowman (5/23/2012)

    After all, in the example today the database allowed a *partial* transaction to commit (by default!). That violates the definition of a transaction--and thus is a bug, not a...

  • RE: Stairway to SQL Server Indexes: Level 14, Index Statistics

    No problem Drew. Personally I would leave your current indexes in place, but add additional ones with the different column order and see if they improve performance for specific queries....

  • RE: Stairway to SQL Server Indexes: Level 14, Index Statistics

    Hi Drew

    You are correct, the histograms will be the same for each index as only the first column of the index is used. However remember that statistics also work out...

  • RE: Is Replication Only Solution For Us? -

    Hi

    I'm slightly puzzled by the issues you may be having with replication. I've used it for years with both Sybase and SQL Server and it's very robust and generally quite...

  • RE: Transaction replication on a peer to peer replicated Database

    ...also, I didn't make the more obvious point. If the tables being replicated to server C are the same tables as to server B, you don't need a new publication....

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