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  • RE: Differential backup failure

    Maybe that differential backup on sunday starts before the full backup is finished. I guess you take full backups once a week. Otherwise the differentials will grow steadily and finally...

  • RE: Rewrite the Coding Rules

    Security can't be added-on, it must be baked-in.

    Let's take a look at the data access protocol for tomorrows applications: OData. It was originally designed to allow easy access to open...

  • RE: Avoiding Stored Procedures

    First, thanks for the nice responses to my reply.

    Many browser based applications use a single proxy account to query the database, so this account must have enough rights to perform...

  • RE: Avoiding Stored Procedures

    Í am both a developer of ASP.NET MVC solutions and a professional MSSQL DBA. I think it is not so much about stored procedures being better or worse, it is...

  • RE: No Limits

    As a DBA the first thing that pops into my mind is large scale BI processing and data mining. This will put quite some pressure on the challenge of moving...

  • RE: The Consistency Debate

    Banking is a good example. However, transactional consistency is not about deposits and withdraws, but about transfers. If you transfer money from your account to another account to pay a...

  • RE: The Consistency Debate

    SQL builds on mathematical set theory. NoSQL has no theoretical basis. That is neither good nor bad, but it is a major difference. Transactional consistency is required by SQL to...

  • RE: Large table cleanup with minimal locks

    Isn't setting ROWCOUNT also a valid option to limit the number of rows affected by a DELETE statement? Or am I missing something here?

  • RE: Stairway to Transaction Log Management in SQL Server, Level 5: Managing the Log in Full Recovery Mode

    Nice article.

    I have been called once by power users after they had started a batch with incorrect parameters, and another time when they started the batch accidentaly while they only...

  • RE: Is There Any Reason I Should NOT enable READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT?

    Have I missed something? Can anyone tell me why RCS might be a solution, if it is not clear what the problem really is, and when it occurs? Are we...

  • RE: How to return Null or value when nothing is returned from Query

    When you know there's only zero or one result row:

    SELECT MAX(name) FROM atable WHERE a = 1

    But maybe that's too simple ...

  • RE: Phrases that Resonate

    Thanks for adding the link to the Dilbert site, it was indeed this comic! To ad just one little one-liner:

    Wow, it works! But what did I do?

  • RE: Phrases that Resonate

    I can multiply them too.

    This phrase has become common along members of our DBA team after an infamous 'Dilbert', where a manager asks for some specific data. If the employee...

  • RE: Slight Problem :(

    Notice the other limitations of SQL Express: this edition will only use 1 processor and 1 GB of server memory. Of course you can run multiple instances and spread your...

  • RE: Why SHRINKFILE is a very bad thing, and what to do about it.

    Sometimes even log files of databases using the simple recovery model can grow indefinitely, maybe caused by a hanging replication. It can drive you mad if you try to shrink...

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