Archives: September 2012
No more NebraSQL
I have also updated the URL to nebraskasql.blogspot.com - the…
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Posted in Nebraska SQL from @DBA_ANDY on 27 September 2012
How BETWEEN is inclusive
Using the BETWEEN syntax is easy enough in a WHERE clause, and it's pretty obvious for numbers.
4 comments, 499 reads
Posted in SQL Tact on 26 September 2012
OVER() clause two simple ways on two different days
I’ve been aware of this clause in TSQL for a long time, but I’ve never really used it. Mainly because I’ve rarely had the need to use windowing functions because I primarily work with XML and relational data that doesn’t need to be aggregated that often or have ranking applied… Read more
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Posted in SQL Server Rocks! on 26 September 2012
Create and setup a SQL clustering on your Desktop or Laptop
How to create and setup a SQL clustering on your Desktop or Laptop
I thought to write this post after I discussed in a forum. SQL clustering is a bit complicated one. I mean most of the DBAs are not configured or tested it, because we don’t get… Read more
4 comments, 427 reads
Posted in SQL Server Blog Forum on 26 September 2012
SQL Server: Part 4 : Approaching Database Server Performance Issue
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Posted in PracticalSQLDba on 26 September 2012
DBMail on a cluster
I’ve always found clusters a pain in the neck. For my latest pain I just spent the last 2 days debugging DBMail on an instance on a cluster. To the best of my ability everything appeared set up correctly but when I tried a test email it wouldn’t send. The… Read more
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Posted in SQLStudies on 26 September 2012
T-SQL Window Functions on LessThanDot and at SQL Saturday 149
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Posted in DataOnWheels on 26 September 2012
WIT Wednesday
On the fourth Wednesday of each month, the Women in Technology Virtual Chapter of PASS has its monthly conference call to discuss and plan upcoming WIT activities, be it SQL Saturday WIT panels or the WIT luncheon at the annual PASS Summit. To help promote women in technology, I’m declaring… Read more
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Posted in Cleveland DBA on 26 September 2012
Participate in the PASS Election Process
Once again it is time for the Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) Board of Directors election. This year there are three seats available and five candidates vying for those seats. You can begin the process of learning about the candidates here:
If you want to interact with… Read more
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Posted in K. Brian Kelley - Databases, Infrastructure, and Security on 26 September 2012
One More Reason for Portable Applications
I bet most of us don’t think about installing software that we need/want to try. We’re either running as local admin or we can elevate to local admin as needed. It’s nice to be able to install a piece of freeware or open source that will elegantly solve a problem.… Read more
0 comments, 85 reads
Posted in SQLAndy on 26 September 2012
Come See Us at SQL Saturday #165 in Lincoln!
I am giving my solo presentation on the Ola Hallengren Maintenance Solution and also co-presenting "Virtualizing Business Critical SQL Servers" with our SQL…
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Posted in Nebraska SQL from @DBA_ANDY on 26 September 2012
Log File Full–Availability Group Database
I run into an interesting issue with an Availability Group database recently. I was running a data load against a database in an Always On Availability group database in SQL Server 2012. The load was SSIS package migrating data from staging database when the package fell over with the following… Read more
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Posted in The SQL DBA in the UK on 26 September 2012
SP_HELPTEXT showing old Store Procedure name after rename, is it a Bug?
Question : Today morning, I received a call from one of my old friend, with an query for SQL Server. He is sharing a problem with Sp_Helptext. He is considering it as a Bug.
Try to rename any procedure in your database by right click. Then modify it. SSMS will… Read more
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Posted in MSSQLFUN on 26 September 2012
Running a document database on Sql Server
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Posted in SQL Development Wizard on 26 September 2012
Excel 2013 – Trouble Installing Silverlight for Power View
Last week during my 24 Hours of PASS session on Choosing a Reporting Platform I fielded a question that appeared multiple times during the Q&A so I thought it would be worth post.
When using Power View in Excel 2013 the first thing you may notice is a screen like… Read more
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Posted in Devin Knight on 26 September 2012
2013 North American PowerShell Summit
The date has been set for the next North American PowerShell Summit. It will be held Monday April 22nd – Wednesday April 24th at the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington. I’m already secured my spot and if you want to be there you better act fast! As of… Read more
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Posted in SQLvariant on 25 September 2012
Transferring Table Types
An interesting idea. I saw this question asked after I was playing with table types a bit. “Can you move a table type between schemas?”
Suppose I had two schemas:
CREATE SCHEMA OldSchema ; GO CREATE SCHEMA NewSchema ; GO
In one of them, I create a table type and… Read more
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Posted in The Voice of the DBA on 25 September 2012
Using a TVP instead of Dynamic SQL to pass a list into a SP
A couple of days ago I read Steve Jones’ blog on creating a user defined table type. This reminded me that I had just recently been reading about TVPs (Table Valued Parameters) which require user defined table types. Steve wondered about how useful the concept of user defined table… Read more
2 comments, 237 reads
Posted in SQLStudies on 25 September 2012
Master Data Services: Resources
Here are some of my favorite Master Data Services (MDS) resources:
SQL Server Master Data Services Utilities: A set of useful add-ons for SQL Server Master Data Services, including utilities for generating an MDS model, loading the model, writing a custom UI for model data and integrating the model… Read more
1 comments, 500 reads
Posted in James Serra's Blog on 25 September 2012
SQL In The City: Austin
So, No SQL Saturday in Austin This Year.
I know a lot of folks were disappointed that we (POSSE) weren’t able to pull together in time for a SQL Saturday in Austin this year. We are shooting for a spring date and I’ll be posting more about that in the… Read more
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Posted in SQL Man of Mystery on 25 September 2012



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