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  • RE: The Case for SQL Logins - Part 1

    In our main application, almost all use is by internet users calling our database from a vertical market application. Each one has a login (SQL of course) and it's...


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  • RE: Backup can not be performed

    I think I found it in BOL. The option 'Truncate Log on Checkpoint' was checked. This is to minimize growth of the database, it also apparently makes the...


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  • RE: Restoring backup, can't get into EM

    Lot's of laughs on that one. I had started the full scan as part of the original troubleshooting efforts. After 40 minutes it reported 2% done on our...


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  • RE: Restoring backup, can't get into EM

    During repeated attempts to get SQL started I found that 'opends60.dll' and a couple of other DLL files were being reported as 'file or directory is corrupt'. I tried...


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  • RE: You have been chosen as dead victim …

    George - You wrote:

    quote:


    Example:

    User 1

    Update table TABLE_A set Field1 = ‘X’ where ID = ‘11111’

    Update table TABLE_A set...


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  • RE: You have been chosen as dead victim …

    The root cause of deadlocks is a design issue. The most common way to get a deadlock is when User1 has Table A locked and then needs a lock...


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  • RE: Connection Read (recv())

    I appreciate the suggestion about Profiler, but the customer is not that savvy. What in particular would I be asking him to look for?

    Any other ideas? I'm getting...


    Student of SQL and Golf, Master of Neither

  • RE: Connection Read (recv())

    Thanks for the Ping idea, here are the results:

    Like most folks, customer has "Discard Pings" on his router. Helped him find and disable that. Ran the Ping test...


    Student of SQL and Golf, Master of Neither

  • RE: Connection Read (recv())

    Anything over a few hundred bytes fails using Enterprise Manager, Query Analyzer, and our software. The client does not have FTP or web services. Did you have a...


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  • RE: Connection Read (recv())

    It's not just rowcount though. It's more like a certain byte count of data. I can pull about 5 rows on a small table (Select * from Defaults...


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  • RE: Connection Read (recv())

    Thanks Andy. I had already used ODBCPING to verify that we were getting through his firewall to the server (although I knew I was since I could access the...


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  • RE: More Powerful Stored Procedure Code?

    Steve: Now that's what I'm hoping for. The ability to write a SP in VB, using powerful structures like a real Select Case and the non-convoluted If Then...


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  • RE: Reminiscing

    I'd just like to know how you posted this article on 5/23/02 when it's only 5/19/02 in Florida. I know we can't count votes correctly, but I thought we...


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  • RE: Understanding Your Identity

    Thanks Steve. You always have such clear precise answers. I knew about SET IDENTITY_INSERT, seems that would only apply when one wants to deliberately copy data from one...


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  • RE: Understanding Your Identity

    Good article, I hadn't thought that much about it - we don't care that the Identity columns are sequential. Unique we do care about. Your quote from MS...


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