You can't. Tables are unordered, so the only way to guarantee order is if there is something in the data that you can sort on.

Your explanation shows only a single...

If you just want to track changes to a single table or a very small amount of tables, setting up a trigger to catch the changes and log them to...

You can't. The LDF does not save queries, it saves modifications.

If you want to track queries, you have to set up some kind of auditing.

You say that the body of the mails is incorrect, but not how it is incorrect. Is it empty? Correct data in wrong order? Cut off? Something else?

For troubleshooting, I...

Technically speaking, the ReportServer database is not considered a system database. I personally consider SSRS similar to other "third-party" applications that use a database schema that I have no control...

Tables do not have to be related in order to join them. SQL Server will happily join everything as long as you tell it how it identify a match.

Not sure...

In addition to the answers you already have, I would suggest also looking at existing indexes. Building on Alan's example, let's say that you find an existing index on (c2,...

Not sure I understand the requirement completely, but even if this is not exactly what you need, it should get you started:

SELECT EmployeePk,

...

I am still being spammed whenever someone decides to add a "me too" to every QotD topic from the last month. Or whenever the next random word is posted.

So yeah,...

You post very little details so all I can offer is guesswork.

My guess is that this is caused by parameter sniffing. You have a plan in cache that is reused...

Off the top of my head and totally untested (that'll be your task :D):

SELECT 'USE [' + name + '];

CREATE USER [innem.sa] FOR LOGIN [innem.sa];

ALTER ROLE [db_datareader] ADD MEMBER [innem.sa];

'

FROM...

Set up an extended events session on...

szejiekoh (3/17/2016)

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But given that the checkpoint has run, there might be still uncommitted / active transactions inside the transaction log, can the log be truncated then (even if backup...

Since you are asking how to join the tables, I will just pretend not to have seen how you created them.

(But just for the...

I would run a query on...