Is it save for you to restart the sqlserver service?

Could you please provide some sample data (Using TSQL) and the expected results.

That way we'll be able to help you out better and quicker.

select *

from sysdatabases

where version != 0

AND version is not null

AND status <> 512

After a quick google on sysdatabases if found this helpful tidbit.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa260406%28v=sql.80%29.aspx

Hi,

If you're 100% sure that process can be killed and that there's nothing else going on that's important.

You can try.

USE master

GO

ALTER DATABASE <DBName>

SET OFFLINE WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE

I don't have...

Lol. Was looking at active threads for questions to help out with, didn't realize this one was 4 years old. Hehe.... cough cough... :blush:

What's just as bad as a poorly...

Sorry skipped straight to my 2cents. (Nearly time to go home :-))

Maybe this has already been pointed out and I'm just proving the point of many comments already raised in...

You could also use subscriptions and skip monday in your schedule.

Just google db2 tutorial.

gl!

Give this ago.

First the function: (You can use DATEPART instead of ufn_ISOWeek)

CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[ufn_GetDateFromISOWeek]

(

@YearNr SmallInt,

@WeekNr TinyInt,

@SE Char(1),

@StartMonth TinyInt

)

RETURNS SmallDateTime

AS

BEGIN

--DECLARE -- Parameters

--@YearNr SmallInt,

--@WeekNr TinyInt,

--@SE Char(1),

--@StartMonth TinyInt --...

You'll run into trouble if a week spans 2 months.

I successfully tried you test.

(No column name)(No column name)

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Have you tried dropping the profile / account and recreating them?

Can you give it a go via another smtp server?

Thanks for the input guys! 😀

@Eugene

I know. I was just demonstrating Jeffs suggestion of checking for a valid object and stopping if it isn't valid.

So far...

Ok, so we have to use dynamic queries for object names.

Make sure to check the object against the sys views.

DECLARE

@DBName NVarchar(50)

SET @DBName = 'Master1'

IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM...

When adding the exception for SvcHost.exe, I get the following message.

Windows services have been restricted with rules that allow expected behavior only. Rules that specify host processes, such as svchost.exe,...

This is also not working for SQL 2008 R2 dbs.

Locally they do work but from my workstation they don't.

Even though all Windows Firewalls are disabled, I configured the exceptions anyway....