Hello Markus, quote: Here you have a script which corrupts the IAM of a table. Note that after running the script the table in question is longer accessible while the database status remains online. thanks, I will try it in the next days! ...and surely come up with follow-up questions Cheers, Frank
2003-06-10
Hello Michael, quote: select into's are you sure about this? quote: See Books Online for more examples. Any phrase to start with? Cheers, Frank
2003-06-10
select into's, truncate table See Books Online for more examples. Be great! Michael
2003-06-10
If your 100 tables have similar names, e.g. all start with peter (peter1,peter2 etc). Then you could use this sp_MSforeachtable @command1="update ? set doc = replace(replace('?','[dbo].[',''),']','')+' '+doc",@whereand = "and name like 'peter%'"
2003-06-10
It seems that if you can't trust your DBA's, you'll have a problem... quote: Interesting! Hope there aren't any unscrupulous DBA's with a company grudge reading this. maybe something to use on the next compensation discussion? Cheers, Frank
2003-06-10
quote: restore database ProdCPWQuote from tapedrive with file = 40, unload, stats, norecovery, replace, move 'prodcpwquotelog' TO 'D:\atlantic\prod\cpwquote\db\prodcpwquotelog.ldf' Have you tested the restoration without 'replace' option when the database does not exist and underlying NTFS files do *not* exist?
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Interesting! Hope there aren't any unscrupulous DBA's with a company grudge reading this.
2003-06-10
Thanks AW, but.... I don't understand like resolving the problem! I execute the stored procedure in local SQL Server. In the code of the stored procedure, I use (for example), to reference a table: INSERT INTO TABLE_NAME_1 select ....FIELDS_NAME, .... from [SERVER_NAME].[DB_NAME].[dbo].[TABLE_NAME_2] SERVER_NAME is the name of my local SQL Server. Executing the procedure the […]
2003-06-10
Are you referencing a linked server? It has a property you have to enable to allow data access. Andy http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/awarren/
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master..xp_cmdshell will let you run host commands from QA/ISQL/OSQL. Be careful not to run things that will pop up a dialog box or prompt for input because it'll just hang there. eg. exec master..xp_cmdshell 'time' ...will just hang there, whereas: exec master..xp_cmdshell 'time /t' ...will return some good info.
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