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  • RE: Should data and log files be on separate physical disks?

    ondrej.bouda (5/14/2009)


    Well, that's clear. I already mentioned RAID 1 as the only acceptable use of two drives (see my first post).

    Anyway, how does it relate to giving mdf and ldf...

  • RE: Should data and log files be on separate physical disks?

    ondrej.bouda (5/14/2009)


    Hey, what's wrong?

    Consider a small firm: Could you please explain me why I should make my customer spend money for more disks while both 🙂 users are content with...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    The only change happened was, we installed SQL Server SP3 few weeks back. Could it be the reason?

    I wouldn't think so. But, you should be able to do the...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/13/2009)


    David,

    The backup is done to the local disk on the server and then to the tape.

    I tried taking backup manually, but I get an error that...

  • RE: Need help breaking "bad habit"

    There is no reason in the world to grant a developer dbo privileges, not even in development version

    Depending on the size of your shop. In "my world" developers...

  • RE: Bad habit #2: Prod data -->> dev, test databases

    Barkingdog (5/13/2009)


    Bad habit: we generally copy our production databases into test and dev environments to supply "real world" data for testing. Our developers complain that if we used test data...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    So, some questions about your backup process.

    Do you back up to tape, to a local hard drive, or to a network drive?

    If you were to manually run the...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/8/2009)


    I just looked at SQL server error log on the SSMS, I see this message for this SPID:

    The operating system returned error 1450(insufficient system resources exist to complete...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/8/2009)


    Okay, if this is the only option then I should probably let everyone know that the databases will go down and bounce the SQL server service.

    After the restart, if...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/8/2009)


    No.. I just tried to bounce the database. There are 7 other databases that are being used on the same server, so I wont be able to restart the...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    Just to be clear, you stopped and then re-started the SQL service, right?

    What is the SQL log saying? Is the database marked as suspect?

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/8/2009)


    I only 2 processes open for this database with same Process ID. The status for both are suspended and the command is KILLED/ROLLBACK. Application is SQLAgent-TSQL JobStep (Job .......

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/8/2009)


    But, the process is in suspended state since yesterday and I just ran the command again and the estimated rollback completion is still 13%. Is there a way...

  • RE: Force Kill a session?

    psangeetha (5/8/2009)


    Hi all,

    I need to bounce the database and I'm stopping all the services connected to the database. I'm trying to kill a session as

    kill 105 with statusonly...

  • RE: Log Shipping as a Replication Solution?

    And this is where the I, humble DBA am now. If I implement log shipping that would mean the production database will be available to User with no contention...

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