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  • RE: sp_spaceused and fileproperty

    I have tried using the DBCC updateusage('master') with count_rows

    and sp_updatestats.

    But still I am getting different values in fileproperty and .

    Can anyone try this out and tell me why this is...

  • RE: general question on cluster

    is there any query that says whether that particular instance is installed on a cluster or not??!!!

  • RE: SP_SPACEUSED

    Hi

        I just need one more clarification....I dont hav the privilege to do a DBCC update...so I cannot use sp_spaceused with @updateusage parameter. therefore can I use the select...

  • RE: SP_SPACEUSED

    Hi All

          I just went through the implementation sp_spaceused of SQLServer2005 and I am most certain that they have included the non-clustered indexes also for the space calculation..The non-clustered...

  • RE: SP_SPACEUSED

    thanks for the reply guys...that was really helpful and I will let you all know if theres any difference in the implementation of sp_spaceused from 2000....

    -Vijay

  • RE: SP_SPACEUSED

    Hi peterhe

         How to get the implementation for the system stored procedures??!!!

         Thanks for the reply.

    Vijay

  • RE: weird system views permissions issue

    Hi

         select * from sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats (database_id, null, null, null, 'detailed') by default will work only for certain databases..

          grant control server to user_name

    use this statement to make it work for all...

  • RE: Adding a NT login

    thanks for the reply guys...

    -Vijay

  • RE: Shrinking the log file???!!!

    thanks a lot.....

  • RE: Issue with inserting text in to ntext field in db.

    Sergiy, thanks for correcting me....I didnt notice the datatype is ntext and I was talking about varchar.

    sry folks, I havent looked it carefully..will be more careful from now on.

    -Vijay

  • RE: Issue with inserting text in to ntext field in db.

    Hi

       There is a limitation to the maximum size of a record in SQL Server 2000.

    the combined size of all the columns in a row can be 8060 bytes(max)--refer...

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