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  • RE: Enterprise Manager denying access to databases

    Just an idea you may want to try.

    Access a different server and set up a link to the server causing you problems. You can then run a command to free...


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  • RE: Anyone know of any good change control systems

    Thanks, Steve. Luckily I will be the only person working with the stored procedures. Unfortunately, the bar was raised late on yesterday when the system functionality requested was expanded to...


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  • RE: Ignoring INSERT errors in job steps

    See the post on this site:

    Jobs - embed TSQL or Call Stored Procedure??

    Posted 3/15/2004 7:12:00 AM

    Looks like someone with the same problem but I don't think they attained a complete...


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  • RE: Space reduction on restore

    I have written a lot of posts lately on this issue. My recommendation would be:

    1. Set a realistic fill factor for the indexes so that you do not have to...


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  • RE: Client for browsing cubes

    Your question cannot really be answered at it is too vague. You need to decide what functionality you require, the possibility of expansion of datasources, output formats, report sharing, page...


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  • RE: Transaction log bigger than data File

    Books on line says:

    QUOTE: Unlike DBCC DBREINDEX (or the index building operation in general), DBCC INDEXDEFRAG is an online operation. It does not hold locks long term and thus will...


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  • RE: Transaction log bigger than data File

    Steve. The number of indexes will definitely contribute to growth. The only way I have ever found out the main culprits is by taking a copy of the database BEFORE...


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  • RE: Question about the size and growth of tempdb!

    I am guessing that the log is filling up because of a mainteneance job you are running. Namely under "Optimizations tab" of the Maintenance plan, the job reorganize data and...


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  • RE: Transaction log bigger than data File

    If you do backup the transaction log, maybe you have another job running in a maintenance plan. Look to see if you are running DBCC DBREINDEX regularly under the Optimisation...


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  • RE: Comparing databases

    Was not on the version I was given. I will download a new version and see. Thanks, Colin. May be some dreams do come true.


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  • RE: Comparing databases

    If you want something easy to use that even a an average pc user can handle, then you can't go wrong with :

    http://www.topshareware.com/SQL-Server-Comparison-Tool-download-10628.htm

    I found redgate a bit awkward to set...


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  • RE: SQLServer 2000 and MSAccess 2000.

    Thanks for that Bill. I will revisit a couple of apps set up before I got here and use in future myself on my vb apps.


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  • RE: Anyone know how to search for records two hours long

    I could have phrased the question a little better me thinks.

    I was able to come up with a solution:

    I use the

    select * from mytable where datediff(mi,create_datetime,getdate()) < 120

    I thought...


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  • RE: SQLServer 2000 and MSAccess 2000.

    I am not the worlds best when it comes to error handling I am afraid. I have had users have timeouts happen when connecting to a database using ADO and...


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  • RE: Maintenance Plan

    10% is about the ballpark figure to get you started. You can find some scripts around that give you statistics to monitor the performance.

    I did the same in respect of...


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