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  • RE: Performance Issue: Execution Plan different (involves cursors)

    sotn (12/27/2012)


    On our production server SQL 2008 R2 10.50.4000 our ERP system runs this query (nothing we can do about the cursors)

    declare @p1 int

    set @p1=NULL

    declare @p3 int

    set @p3=16

    declare @p4 int

    set...

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  • RE: SSMS not opening

    ramyours2003 (12/27/2012)


    we are unable to open SSMS from the windows box ,however we are connecting to the server from the other server, we checked in the event viewr...

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  • RE: SSIS, SSMS extremely slow to start with Network Cable pluged in

    How about disabling security software like antivirus and test it..?

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  • RE: Blocked Process Alert issues

    Check this activity monitor script[/url] and it can find you the root blocker and you know how to tweek it to get the query running by root blocker.

    Hope it helps...

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  • RE: Keeping all three environment(Dev,Stag,Prod) in sync

    Jeff Moden (12/26/2012)


    @SQLFRNDZ (12/26/2012)


    The best way is Logshipping depends on the daily load though...

    Not really. "It Depends". SAN-based replication is nearly instantaneous and puts no load on the...

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  • RE: Keeping all three environment(Dev,Stag,Prod) in sync

    wannalearn (12/26/2012)


    In our office we run jobs to keep these environment in sync. We get data from outside source and run the job overnight to load data on Prod. It's...

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  • RE: Central management Server

    you could use osql utility and run the script under a sql agent job and send the results to a txt file using dbmail.

    Also, Check this customized powershell script...

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  • RE: Add Data files dynamically based no of cpu's

    SQLRNNR (12/20/2012)


    Well, what have you got for your script so far?

    This is what I got so far and I need help with looping script to add files to number of...

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  • RE: Add Data files dynamically based no of cpu's

    I knew it is bad practise for tempdb but want to see how we can write a query to dynamically add files based on a condition.

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  • RE: Add Data files dynamically based no of cpu's

    Yes, I need only the script..Appreciate your help!

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  • RE: 'Script View as' missing

    Look into Tools>Options>SQL server Object explorer>scripting

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  • RE: SQL Server Index and Statistics Maintenance

    How often you run the job for the re-org and re-index maintainance ?

    Scan density <100% means to frangmentaion existance.

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  • RE: 'Script View as' missing

    If you trying script the system view, you cannot in SQL 2008R2 and if it is user view then you should be able to see the option for script to..

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  • RE: Query Help

    Can you tell me where is the difference in your 2 outputs above ?

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  • RE: Number of pages

    That # differs type of backup. if you use compression it dispalys diffrent number of pages. So actually it is teh number of pages in the backup made but not...

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