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Rather than using one backup device, why not back up the tran log each time to a different file with init? Then the copies to the other server should...
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Recovery can only be done with either synchronised data and log files (i.e. from...
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I also agree with Melanie. As does my friend
Joe. In his usual charming style from another list:
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Why do I get the impression that you guys only know bavarian beer????There is more in Germany than Munich (not much...
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There's obviously no way to "play forward" without a subsequent log backup; where...
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If you let the system generate the SID, it will be a GUID (as it is generated by NEWID()), so system-generated SIDs should never be the same. On the...
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Neato thanks for the improvements. I'll try them out in production soon as I burn em in."Why not just use the datetime...
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Are you reading Average or Last numbers? If Average, then the duration on the ws would differ, and might include periods with higher activity.
Any chance your server has more...
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I am not using the snapshot of the sql, I am using the VDI in order to do a Disk\partition snapshot (The...
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Hi again;First of all, thanks for the replies, however,
As far as I understand there is no way to play the logs forward...
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CREATE FUNCTION dbo.fnAlphabetOnly(@Input nvarchar(400))
RETURNS nvarchar(400) AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @pos smallint
SET @Pos = PATINDEX('%[^A-Za-z ]%',@Input)
WHILE @Pos > 0 BEGIN
SET @Input = STUFF(@Input,@pos,1,'')
SET @Pos = PATINDEX('%[^A-Za-z ]%',@Input)
END
RETURN @Input...
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SELECT *
FROM Calendar_Event
WHERE Start_Date_Time >= @StartDate
AND Start_Date_Time < @StartDate + 1
SELECT *
FROM Calendar_Event
WHERE @StartDate BETWEEN Start_Date_Time AND End_Date_Time
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Why not just use the INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES view?
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If you're only returning one row, use a stored procedure with output parameters for the values you are fetching. This will be faster than using a recordset and will leave...
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