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  • RE: sp_attach_db with multiple log files

    Andy - Not supported by MS when you have multiple log files. Don't have a clue as to why but, not supported.

    David

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  • RE: Row Operations

    It should look something like this. I changed your column names so that I could use them myself when writing this. Ultimately this is called Correlated SubQueries and is based...

    David

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  • RE: Changing transaction log locations in 6.5

    Sorry, didn't read the full description this is 6.5. I believe the sp_detach_db solution should still work.

    David

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  • RE: Changing transaction log locations in 6.5

    You can detach the database and then reattach with the new locations. See BOL for reference in T-SQL or EM if SQL 2000 (look up sp_detach_db and sp_attach_db)

    Hope this...

    David

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  • RE: sp_attach_db with multiple log files

    Ultimately, you have the answer. It's either the backup or nothing. Everything that I have seen from MS verifies what you have stated and even trying to fool it by...

    David

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  • RE: DBA Learning Experiences (Oops!)

    Here is a recent oops for all to enjoy. My expense.. have fun.

    Upgrading a server to Windows 2000 and SQL Server 2000 and additionally expanding the drive sets for the...

    David

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  • RE: dts and mapi login failure

    Yes. Glad to help.

    David

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  • RE: dts and mapi login failure

    Anytime that you are working with Send Mail from a DTS package there are four points to check as follows;

    1. The job that is running the DTS package owner.

    2. The...

    David

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  • RE: SuperSocket Error

    Check out article Q303411.

    http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q303411

    Hope this helps.

    David

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  • RE: DTS PACKAGE WORKS ONLY IN MY LOCAL SERVER

    I'm afraid I will have to call in the likes of Andy Warren for this one. More his style. I am in the process of learning how to use ADO...

    David

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  • RE: DTS PACKAGE WORKS ONLY IN MY LOCAL SERVER

    My pleasure and I too have been there. Glad to help.

    David

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  • RE: DTS PACKAGE WORKS ONLY IN MY LOCAL SERVER

    Try changing the default options (deselect "use default options" click on options) and removing the check in "copy database users and database roles" option. Also deselect any of the other...

    David

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  • RE: export objects through a procedure

    That's where the job comes in. Even though you only want to execute this from a stored procedure, it is not possible to call the DTS package from T-SQL directly....

    David

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  • RE: export objects through a procedure

    Sorry, should have been more explicit. It sounds like you will need to creat a DTS package that will manage the table, index, etc moves and then schedule that package...

    David

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    “He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose” - Jim Elliot

  • RE: export objects through a procedure

    I personally use Steve's second suggestion, sp_start_job, and it works great. Works great across linked servers as well.

    David

    David

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    “He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose” - Jim Elliot

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