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  • Reply To: when primary is down and not accessible failover not occured then how to recover

    Let's start off with what I think the answer was: Stop & resume data movement.

    With a large 40 TB database, yes, I could see this scenario RARELY. They don't want...

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  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    I have found it difficult to use the search functions here, actually. I often find myself trying to find a post or, more likely, an article I know I read...

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  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    And when I click on an email post alert (just now did it), it took me approximately 7 pages back on this thread instead of to the post directly.

    I've gotten...

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  • Reply To: when primary is down and not accessible failover not occured then how to recover

    I really hope the OP got the problem resolved or called in an expert. If I were the client, I'd be steaming by now if my stuff was still down....

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  • Reply To: SSIS Execution Error

    Just to add my two cents in, I have seen a similar error many years ago with an older version of SQL and it was a certificate issue. The certificate...

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  • Reply To: Import and Export wizard stuck on Guest user

    Does the problem persist when using SQL Native Client instead of the OLEDB?

    I've noticed the OLEDB for SQL Server in the wizard does funny things and stopped using it quite...

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  • Reply To: when primary is down and not accessible failover not occured then how to recover

    This is an availability group or a clustered instance?

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  • Reply To: Principal owns a service?

    True 'dat!

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  • Reply To: Principal owns a service?

    And the user just informed me that two of the four lines I found are "old" services. Which makes me wonder if this isn't the source of her testing pain.

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  • Reply To: Principal owns a service?

    EXCELLENT. That gave me exactly what I needed. Vended solution services somehow set up inside of SQL Server.

    Now I just need to figure out how to fix the problem, which...

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  • Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Big shop or small shop?

    I was just reflecting this morning that the employer I currently work for has both. One small unit that has its own collection of  DBAs, about...

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  • Reply To: Principal owns a service?

    That did not come up in Google. I just looked at it, and the principal ID for all lines is dbo, not the SQL login in question.

    Is "name" in that...

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  • Reply To: Doing NSLookup on SQL Query Results

    And now the non-obsolete version that appears to work as well (possibly better?).

    $IPAddys = Import-Csv C:\TEMP\FailedSQLLoginSearch_AllSvrs.csv | Select-Object -Property ServerName, LoginName, HostName -Unique 
    $results=@()
    Foreach ($ips in $IPAddys)
    {
    ...

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  • Reply To: Doing NSLookup on SQL Query Results

    WHOO HOO! Figured it out. Needed to throw a hash table in there...

    Thank you, Frederico. Without your code I never would have reached this. Now I'm just fiddling with user-friendly...

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  • Reply To: Doing NSLookup on SQL Query Results

    Frederico, the expressions line you gave me isn't working for me. The information writing to the screen is " is unreachable." as if $n.NAME is null or empty and the...

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