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  • RE: Drop and recreate vs alter stored procedure

    For the purposes of SDLC, Drop and Create gives you a date to which you can trace back changes that broke the proc, if something gets broken. The system tables...

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  • RE: Linked server connection issue.

    SQL 2k5 has dropped support for a lot of the older or "other" database types in linked server OLE DB availability. Also in SSIS, unfortunately.

    If you don't have a Teradata...

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  • RE: Just a doubt

    If you have multiple physical drives, you might consider having a file on each separate drive to help with I/O. It might speed up processing a bit. But this is...

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  • RE: Tempdb GROWS

    2cams (4/27/2010)


    I tried to shrink the database but it wont budge.

    Why will it be this side if there is so much free space? Do you need to maintain this DB...

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  • RE: Where are you?

    There are probably several folks in Albany that don't frequent this group, so don't allow lack of replies to this thread to deter you from starting a local users group.

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  • RE: Truncate rollback

    SwaroopRaj (4/23/2010)


    yep.. i thought that 'truncate' would never rollback. That was the way i was taught in past. You proved that wrong for me now.

    The thing that trips most...

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  • RE: Truncate rollback

    The person who posted the question should have specified environment. I didn't have to run the code to know the VALUES statement wouldn't work in 2005. Therefore, I chose "Error"...

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  • RE: Visual Studio Version?

    Thank you. I greatly appreciate your assistance.

    Now all I have to do is make sure I've got space on my HD cleared out. @=)

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  • RE: Talking Back

    jcrawf02 (4/16/2010)


    I wouldn't think writing a blog post would really be different from writing an article? If you're going to write a slop blog, then you'd write a slop article...

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  • RE: Talking Back

    Jeff Moden (4/15/2010)


    I agree with that which has already been stated... I'd like to see SSC spend more time and money on getting people to publish articles than spending even...

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  • RE: Talking Back

    CirquedeSQLeil (4/15/2010)


    Revenant (4/15/2010)


    Microsoft:

    "As a general rule, Microsoft has a very simple policy on blogs: We expect employees to be smart and exercise good judgment. ..."

    I like this stance. ...

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  • RE: Talking Back

    FYI: The Ben Silverman blog link points to a parked webpage at Go Daddy.com

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  • RE: SQL Job appear to run when job has been disabled???

    I'm going to have to do more research. I'm now being told this happens when disabling jobs through the GUI, not just the code.

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  • RE: SQL Job appear to run when job has been disabled???

    We've apparently had the same problem. In disabling jobs (jobs that restore backups down to our Dev server) during month end, the job gets disabled but then still runs as...

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  • RE: SQL 2005 - MDF deleted LOG file available

    durai nagarajan (4/5/2010)


    yes still want to recover it because while trying inserting more than a year data may miss out that too from different sources.

    You never did answer Gail's question.

    Is...

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