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One word: OUTSTANDING!
* Noel
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Mr or Mrs. 500
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This looks really good...now, I need to understand what infomation I have here...still looking. THANKS! C
--Cory Ellingson
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Looks great. When I try to connect to a remote db, I get this error:
Any one know why? TITLE: Connect to server
------------------------------ Invalid object name 'sys.database_files'. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 208)
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I'll be checking this app out. It looks great!
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Zach
Odds_And_Ends Blog
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Donavon, What version of SQL Server are you trying to connect to? The tool only works with SQL Server 2005/2008. Danny
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Right there with Babe
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This is sweet. No more DBCC Page commands for me! As an aside, does Kalen Delaney know about this tool yet? She might find it quite interesting, since she's person that many of us learned the internals from in the first place.
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Right there with Babe
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This is awesome.
Great tool. I'm adding this to my shortlist of must have SQL Server tools.
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A couple of changes that I'd like to see made in the tool in a future release: - The application is listed as ".Net SqlClient Data Provider". Would prefer to see it's actual application name listed when I do an sp_who2.
- The distribution database is listed as a user database rather than a system database. I would like to see it listed as a system database.
I received the following error: TITLE: SQL Internals Viewer
------------------------------ An unhandled exception has occurred. Please report this error to issues@sqlinternalsviewer.com to help improve this application. ------------------------------
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Index was outside the bounds of the array. (SqlInternalsViewer) ------------------------------
Program Location: at SqlInternalsViewer.UI.AllocationUnitsLayer.GenerateLayers(Database database, BackgroundWorker worker)
at SqlInternalsViewer.ApplicationForm.AllocUnitbackgroundWorker_DoWork(Object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
at System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.OnDoWork(DoWorkEventArgs e)
at System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.WorkerThreadStart(Object argument)
Practical Uses of PatIndex
Check/Set Default File Paths with TSQL
UDF to strip HTML style tags from text
Calculate Easter for any year
Dynamic defrag of all indexes
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SSC Eights!
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Is this a Vista-only app? I don't have 2005 online right now to play with it yet, I was wondering because the window control boxes are different.
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Regards,
Wayne West
The Cheap DBA and the Arizona SQL Server User Group
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