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  • RE: Where are you?

    John Rowan (3/29/2010)


    I grew up in South Omaha until middle-school age and I've been out in West Omaha ever since. We live out by Boys Town now. So...

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  • RE: Rebuild and Reorganize Indexes

    Actually, I just figured out what's going on in terms that I can understand.

    My explanation to myself is:

    It's not that you have a blocked index, because honestly, an Index...

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  • RE: Rebuild and Reorganize Indexes

    Ah. We posted at the same time. I see your explanation now.

    Do you have the text of the Blocked Index errors you were getting?

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  • RE: Rebuild and Reorganize Indexes

    Ditto to what Jason said. I'm just confused because I don't know what a blocked index is and what allowing page locks has to do with it.

    If you could clarify...

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  • RE: Pros & Cons of setting the Initial Size of a Log File to its estimated Max growth

    Waseem Jaleel (3/29/2010)


    since he knows the max size the log can reach, is it not ok to keep the initial size and max size the same with auto shrink disabled?...

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  • RE: Use multiple data files for large content database

    Do not mistake "want" for "need". There is no need. Technically, you could run a 1 TB size database on one file and one filegroup.

    The idea of splitting your database...

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  • RE: Drop all connections

    The one thing to note about killing connections this way is that it does NOT prevent those connections from reconnecting after they've been disconnected. The best way to do that...

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  • RE: Pros & Cons of setting the Initial Size of a Log File to its estimated Max growth

    I agree with Grant. If you can do it, go for it. I don't see any Cons to the situation and only Pros.

    Just don't make the mistake of setting Max...

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  • RE: Rebuild and Reorganize Indexes

    What exactly is your definition of a "Blocked Index"?

    I've never heard that term before and I find myself wondering what it has to do with allow_page_locks being on or...

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  • RE: Use multiple data files for large content database

    Not sure what MOSS is, but here goes.

    gmamata7 (3/29/2010)


    2. What are the exact steps I need to follow to create secondary data file?

    Open up Books Online and lookup ALTER DATABASE...

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  • RE: Drop all connections

    river1 (3/29/2010)


    I'm receiving this error when executed the stored procedure that i posted:

    Msg 217, Level 16, State 1, Procedure RemoveLigacoes, Line 48

    Maximum stored procedure, function, trigger, or view nesting level...

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  • RE: SQL 2005 - MDF deleted LOG file available

    Full backup is not the same thing as Full Recovery Mode.

    Right click the database, go to Properties. Check the Options page in the popup window. Does the second line (Recovery...

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  • RE: SQL Server is taking over 90% of RAM of the server

    Satish-219904 (3/29/2010)


    How can i assign the 'lock pages in memory' right to the service account running SQL?

    You have to assign that right through the Active Directory GPO. If the the...

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  • RE: Drop all connections

    And apparently we never caught the "all connections on the server" part of the OP.

    DOH!

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  • RE: dropping multiple jobs

    shanila_minnu (3/29/2010)


    wat is the difference between date_modified and run_time.when i executed like below

    SELECTb.run_time,b.run_date,a.date_modified,*

    FROM

    MSDB.dbo.sysjobs a inner join MSDB.dbo.sysjobhistory b

    on a.job_id=b.job_id

    where a.date_modified > '2006-08-17 12:22:14.440'

    it is showing both run_date,date_modified almost simillar

    The date_modified...

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