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In the Trenches: Getting the Most Out of SQL Server

This e-seminar will discuss how Quest's performance diagnostic solutions for SQL Server can help you get the most out of your database. Learn, through real-world scenarios, how to increase database performance and ensure optimal availability of your SQL Server environment. This free e-seminar will teach you how to:

* Proactively diagnose and resolve bottlenecks
* Ensure high levels of performance and availability
* Maintain SLAs

2002-07-10

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Question of the Day

Multi-Database Marked Transactions

I run a marked transaction across multiple databases with this code:

BEGIN TRAN onemorenewdbTran WITH MARK 'mark from 3 dbs'
USE sandbox2
INSERT dbo.AddressTable
  (AddressID, AddressValue, AddressPostal)
VALUES
  (12, '123 three St', '4444')
GO
USE sandbox3
INSERT dbo.Logger (logdate, logmsg) VALUES (GETDATE(), 'tran message')
GO
INSERT sandbox4.dbo.logger (uid) VALUES (700)
COMMIT TRAN onemorenewdbTran
GO
How many marks are inserted into msdb.dbo.logmarkhistory?

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