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  • RE: Unable to see databases from Enterprise Manager

    Have you checked the firewalls? Have you tried changing ports on your connection to the ports allowed for SQL Server?

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  • RE: Intermittant error on SP2 jobs

    I assume the packages are stored in MSDB on your server - have you run a checkdb on MSDB? The error looks like it is indicating a problem getting...

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  • RE: Mapping DB Roles to Users?

    Interestingly enough, it doesn't get granular on column permissions. Or rather, it does, but it doesn't properly reflect them.

    I have a SQL Login which has been granted Select permissions on...

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  • RE: Mapping DB Roles to Users?

    Jack, you're a genius! And yes, as soon as I'm done fiddling and fixing to my satisfaction, I'll definitely post it to the library. @=)

    Thanks!

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  • RE: Need Translation of XML Thread on different forum

    BTW, here's the header on the SSRS XML Extract:

    &lt?xml version="1.0"?&gt

    &ltReport xmlns="AHSRPT908Reinsure"

    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"

    xsi:schemaLocation="AHSRPT908Reinsure http://reportserver?%

    2fAHSRPT908Reinsure&rs%3aFormat=XML&rc%

    3aSchema=True" Name="AHSRPT908Reinsure"&gt

    And I've hit hard carriage returns on the end of each line so it...

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  • RE: XML data loading in SQL

    We can't see the contents of your file. Attach it to your thread as a text file please.

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  • RE: Backing Up a Database with SMO

    I'm not quite sure I understand the question.

    Are you saying you want to save SQL Database backups to a different location? Or that you want to pull non-SQL Database...

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  • RE: 70-445 Questions and answers

    True enough. @=)

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  • RE: 70-445 Questions and answers

    Oh, yes. I've been on the interviewer side of the table myself. It makes me appreciate that I was smart enough to build myself a SOHO and actually work things...

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  • RE: Business Intelligence Developer Certification

    Maybe for you it is, but some of us didn't have paid professional IT experience when coming into this field and others have to work for employers who require the...

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  • RE: 70-445 Questions and answers

    Far away from the point??? What do you mean?

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  • RE: Autogrowth - Best Pratice

    Yeah, that sounds sooo familiar. Glad I'm not the only one with that problem. @=)

    The main database I oversee was so not meant for the use people are putting it...

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  • RE: Autogrowth - Best Pratice

    Just curious... How is performance (read/write) on those insane indexes of yours, Jeff?

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  • RE: Autogrowth - Best Pratice

    You can shrink manually, but it's not recommended. And if you're having to shrink the log files often, you don't have enough disk space and/or you have really terrible queries...

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  • RE: Load Data Directly into a sql server 2005 table using openxml

    Look in BOL for "OpenXML" (use the Index feature). This will give you a lot more information than just a post.

    SQL Server requires you to prep a "memory space"...

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