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  • RE: Asking for help to understand subtle nuances of randomised query.

    It's because of the uniqueness of this: ORDER BY new_id,base.id,base.colid

    That uniqueness doesn't let it cache.

    It's all about the uniqueness of the input into the Applied structure.


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  • RE: Where am I at in my SQL DBA Career?

    Elliott Whitlow (5/26/2011)


    Somehow I put Paul, Kalen, and such at well ABOVE Senior, level 4, 5, 10?

    CEWII

    It depends, as always. The 'public' personas at that level are writing books...


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  • RE: Where am I at in my SQL DBA Career?

    Ninja's_RGR'us (5/26/2011)


    Craig Farrell (5/26/2011)


    I personally would label you as a II, but an unexperienced one mostly because you've only dealt with very few servers simultaneously and only one company. ...


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  • RE: Where am I at in my SQL DBA Career?

    I personally would label you as a II, but an unexperienced one mostly because you've only dealt with very few servers simultaneously and only one company. You're competent enough...


    - Craig Farrell

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  • RE: Primary key is must to increase the performance?

    kuppurajm (5/25/2011)


    Hi,

    I am using identity column in table.but not set that column as primary key.

    by makking that column as primary key any performance will be...


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  • RE: Asking for help to understand subtle nuances of randomised query.

    Alright, let's start from scratch and get rid of the curiousities.

    SELECT

    t.n, [RandomCoinTosses].[Result], x

    FROM

    ...


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  • RE: Asking for help to understand subtle nuances of randomised query.

    mister.magoo (5/25/2011)


    Craig Farrell (5/25/2011)


    I've got a bad feeling this has to do with repeated name in syscolumn and the apply function. I'm not done chewing on this one yet,...


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  • RE: Progress for long-running query

    coronaride (5/25/2011)


    here's a stab in the dark - if i know that i started off with a minimum tempdb size and i'm joining all of one table with all of...


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  • RE: Asking for help to understand subtle nuances of randomised query.

    I've got a bad feeling this has to do with repeated name in syscolumn and the apply function. I'm not done chewing on this one yet, just haven't had...


    - Craig Farrell

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  • RE: Forcing the Order

    Apologies to those who were trying to help me with this. There's an error in the build script that's not actually showing up in my issue. Price history...


    - Craig Farrell

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  • RE: Data conversion error in SSIS package

    You have to change the originating definition in the XML file connection, so the metadata is modified.

    Basically you'll have to start at the beginning of the flow and track it...


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  • RE: Data conversion error in SSIS package

    It's truncating, basically. The value coming in from the XML is bigger then a 4 byte int. Try an 8 byte BIGINT.


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  • RE: Identity Table vs Identity Column

    jasonshaw (5/23/2011)


    Thank you for that GilaMonster.

    I was planning to use the @@IDENTITY function to get the job number back, I don't think I had made it clear enough.

    jason

    As a recommendation...


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  • RE: From Great Idea to End Result

    djackson 22568 (5/24/2011)


    Maybe I am not hearing what people are trying to say here, and if so I apologize. What I am hearing clearly does not make sense.

    It's a...


    - Craig Farrell

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  • RE: blocking due to long query, insert, and new queries

    sgambale (5/24/2011)


    The query does not run in prod as I only have 10 GB of tempdb space.

    On dev/test we were able to get about 80 GB of tempdb on a...


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