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  • RE: DBAs still know whats best for their DB, right?

    I have a database in the size range and practice a restore about once every two months.    Why?  Because some data changed and a comparison is needed!!  

    I use a...


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  • RE: DBAs still know whats best for their DB, right?

    Frank, it took a year and a half..but I won that battle...almost fired because of it too.  Bad DBA wanting secure database not good when only DBA with 10 developers.  ...


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  • RE: SQL getting slower and slower

    Food for thought..........

     

    • tempdb is recreated every time the db server is restarted.
    • Make sure you have good stats updates
    • Make sure you have a good reindexing plan.
    • Check if freeing the buffer cache...


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  • RE: DBAs still know whats best for their DB, right?

    Good points.  I would ask the Development leader why he/she wants to go inline.  There may be some valid points to the response, but overall I would suggest using the...


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  • RE: SQL getting slower and slower

    File fragmentation is a good thing to look into 🙂   What would the difference be between a tool like Contig and the defrag tool that comes with the operating system.

     

    Steve, ...


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  • RE: DBAs still know whats best for their DB, right?

    Was wondering when Frank would find this thread


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  • RE: SQL getting slower and slower

    I second Allen's questions.   And yes, the hyperthreading is the reason for the 4 cpu's in task manager.

    When I first took this job I had a server do the same...


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  • RE: Truncating Files and Monitor Space Usage

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/contributions/390.asp

     

    My favorite way to monitor my files


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  • RE: DBAs still know whats best for their DB, right?

    Aaack...The pains of a DBA.  I'm pulling for you.   I haven't read the article yet.   A big issue is with recompiles and compiles.  That is an avenue you can take.  ...


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  • RE: SQL Server management tools

    IMO Enterprise Manager would be to tedious to manage that many servers.  It could be used to investigate problems, but for overall monitoring I wouldn't rely on just that.

     

    There are...


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  • RE: Exporting a database to a flat file

    MrSQL is right.   You may also look into DTS packages and setting something up to export the scripts for the objects.

    I have  a process in place that extracts all of...


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  • RE: TempDB

    Watch the sysobjects table in tempdb too 🙂


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  • RE: Question on Job Notifications

    Not that I know of.

     

    You could set up a final Step (upon success of the others) that e-mails the second operator when the job completes.


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  • RE: Reading the SQL transaction log file

    Not sure what exactly you are looking for.  Are you looking for who or what caused the updates?  If so, I don't believe the tools mentioned above will tell you...


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  • RE: Executing a process with a specific set of CPUs

    I kind of figured you took the tuning route already.    I've had my hands tied in a similar situation before, and bummer that we can't specify which cpu to use. ...


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