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  • RE: A Live Node

    I didn't say I wasn't good at the "uh huh, yes dear" game; I'm pretty good at it. I even catch the "so its okay to buy that diamond ring and...

  • RE: A Live Node

    I think any conversation in the car is distracting, and detracts from someones ability to drive. Its not just cell phones that are the problem. Its also passengers who can start...

  • RE: A Live Node

    People have touched on a couple of points here.

    Attention deficit is one product of all this connectivity. Many pundits have pointed out that "attention deficit" is really "noise overload+information deficit;"...

  • RE: Data Modeling tool

    While you're considering these, consider your licensing options and how that works in your environment. In our shop, we started with 5 floating licenses years ago. This requires a license...

  • RE: Transaction log space - getting big

    If you can do reindexing or large data loads during off-periods and can guarantee no other update activity during that period, you can switch to simple recovery mode before, do the...

  • RE: Maintain Jobs, View Logs

    If security is an issue, you can set up job-specific stored procedures for them to execute to get current status/last run, history and restart the job. These job-specific stored procedures...

  • RE: Transaction log and simple recovery mode

    Bulk-logged mode will only affect bulk operations. See books on-line for a list of these. Examples are bcp, bulk insert, create index and rebuilding indexes.

    So, if you drop indexes, do...

  • RE: Recovery Model Question

    SQL Server normally uses the term "checkpoint" for the process that flushes all dirty pages out to the data files on disk. While this also flushes all the transaction records...

  • RE: Recovery Model Question

    Browse through the Books On-Line section on SQL Server Architecture, particularly the Relational Database Engine Architecture. Following references are within this subheading. Most of this applies to most multi-user DBMSs...

  • RE: WScript.Shell in a job

    Don't use WScript.exe, use CScript.exe.

    The former is the Windows desktop version which pops up a window to allow parameters to be specified. This is the same as trying to use MsgBox...

  • RE: Backup Log With Truncate Only?

    If you set the database recovery mode to the Simple Recovery Model, it automatically does a log truncation after every database checkpoint. As mentioned above, normally only development use. Also, a...

  • RE: Recovery Model Question

    A minor correction: the log is truncated at the end of each checkpoint. Checkpoints are independent of the begining and end of any transactions, so the active portion of the...

  • RE: database security

    You can also try the technique of "obfuscating" names. Common in certain programming languages, a process runs that renames all objects so they are meaningless.

    However, if you allow users to...

  • RE: How to transfer database between hosted servers

    Instead of using DTS, you may have more success just scripting the stored procedures. I would script all database objects, including tables, and just use DTS to copy the data....

  • RE: MinLSN

    The backup files contain the first and last LSNs in the backup. During a restore (before recovery), the database contains the last LSN that was applied, and will not allow...

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