I've fixed the issue.

Anymore else using this code? I see it has a 5 out of 5 star rating.

Thanks,

Rudy

Hello,

I like the idea about using your script to restore the database for testing tape backups! There seems to be a strange problem with the code. Copy and paste into...

I'm having the same errors. Does anyone have the updated script? With Orphan reporting too?

A great tool to help in monitoring and diagnose is SpotLight for SQL Server from Quest. It really works great and is a must to help troubleshoot issues with SQL...

I have looked at the MS link and it seems a lot of work for a DBA, is there any tools to help with the relocation of reports?

I have found...

Thanks for the reply, unfortunately the reports are built with BIDS.

Rudy

Thanks for the info!

**** This has got to be the best place for any DBA !!! ****

Now I have a question about the 64 bit server. Is there not a affinity mask and affinity mask i/o setting you must adjust?

Thanks

I see that people are adding software that is not "free" but could be free to eval. I think we should only be listing free tools that are 100% free...

Not sure the db size but if you have set the growth to be 10% and if you take 10% of the current size and it's bigger than the free...

Hello Joe and everyone else,

I would like to thanks you for the article. Read this when it first came out and have since modified it for my need. Here are...

I agree. I only monitor of the exceptions/failures. Don't need to know that a job ran successfully. But I have other reports that should all jobs successful or not. In...

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Good article. I too have created a Job Failure management system that easier to use as it uses linked servers along with a reports created in SSRS. It's funny how...