Whoops, I must have mixed up those two fields when I read the snippet. My bad.

What is the priority on your Server Properties Processors tab? And what else do you...

GilaMonster (7/29/2010)

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If you look, it didn't go suspect. It went recovery_pending. That's because the corruption was encountered while opening the file. To get it suspect, the corruption has to...

Dana Bibeault (7/29/2010)

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Can't see them in the user GUI. I can see them as administrator on my gui and on the server.

strangely, if the user goes to another PC,...

Is this what you did to...

I'm not sure setting Min Memory to the same amount as Max Memory is an optimal solution, SQLBuddy. Once SQL reaches that 3GB, it won't free up memory from the...

Is the problem that he can't see them in the GUI or that he can't use them or both?

It depends on what they're actually doing. Are they swapping old disks for new disks? Or just the software used to control the disks?

If the later, they'll backup the data...

DOH. Sorry. :pinch:

crookj (7/29/2010)

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It's just a jump to the left

And then a step to the right

With your hands on your hips

You bring your knees in tight

But it's...

Paul White NZ (7/29/2010)

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BTW I say 'darn near impossible' because I have never tried to back up the tail of the log for a damaged simple-mode database. I would...

Depends on how your server is set up, how many CPUs you have, how heavy the...

I could be wrong about this, but this is how I understand it.

Sessions "contain" connections.

A query can connect with multiple threads to the server to assist with performance and...

Hee. @=)

GilaMonster (7/29/2010)

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What probably would work is, at the point of the 'oops', take the DB offline, copy the files elsewhere (both mdf and ldf), attach as new DB and mark...

Someone explain this to me. Is the...