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  • RE: Help! Need Notification of "lack of change"

    Sounds like a job for SQLAgent. You can check for the last update and if it's not within your time frame, use xp_sendmail to fire off the email. Or, when...

  • RE: Can a Trigger Update another database?

    Also SCOPE_IDENTITY() which works more like we'd expect @@IDENTITY to. These options are available as of SQL2K. They aren't in SQL 7.

    K. Brian Kelley

    http://www.truthsolutions.com/

    Author: Start to Finish Guide to SQL...

  • RE: Script for column usage

    Exporting to text and then building a short script using regular expressions is perfect for something like this. Pick your favorite scripting language. Perl has excellent regexp support. VBScript does...

  • RE: Array setup "worth the trouble"?

    Bill, what type of box are you buying? How many drive bays?

    K. Brian Kelley

    http://www.truthsolutions.com/

    Author: Start to Finish Guide to SQL Server Performance Monitoring

    http://www.netimpress.com/shop/product.asp?ProductID=NI-SQL1

  • RE: How to determine if a table has indices

    From an article I wrote:

    Tables Without Indexing

    Tables without indexing are a concern for obvious reasons. One of the things to remember is that primary keys are instituted with indexes,...

  • RE: NET_ADDRESS

    You're doing B2B? Or do you need it to service a web site?

    Some general thoughts:

    (1) Use SSL (you can create your own cert and any who want to connect will...

  • RE: NET_ADDRESS

    Pretty much, yes.

    NET_ADDRESS, as you've probably discovered, corresponds to the MAC address of the connecting client. The second action really bites because it means you have to keep up with...

  • RE: performance object counters

    The more objects you are capturing, the greater the overall load. Also, since you are capturing remotely, remember that your server is having to transmit that information to the client....

  • RE: SQL2K with 2 GB RAM

    Up to 2GB you don't need to do anything. Once you pass 2GB, then you have things to configure. NT and 2000 will allocate up to 2GB of RAM to...

  • RE: SQL2K with 2 GB RAM

    If the memory is set to dynamic, you should't have to to do anything for up to 2GB. If you've set a maximum on your memory within SQL Server, you'll...

  • RE: performance object counters

    It could potentially be that the server has so much activity it's not able to take the snapshot. We saw this problem when we were trying to diagnose "freezes" on...

  • RE: Connect to SQL-Server on different domain

    What error are you getting? Are you getting server not found or are you getting a login failure error?

    If the login failure error and you're trying to use Windows authentication...

  • RE: Connecting With Perl Using Win32 : ODBC

    Yes. The next couple of articles should talk about doing just that.

    Most of the scripts I have written where I work use Win32:LE...

  • RE: Cross database permissions

    I know with SQL Server Notification Services and with Win2K SP3 we weren't supposed to discuss anything. I was thinking the same rules apply for the SQL Server service packs.

    K....

  • RE: Getting One Record Per Month

    Two commands:

    DBCC FREEPROCCACHE

    This one clears the execution plan cache. Even ad-hoc queries are in there, so clear it.

    DBCC DROPCLEANBUFFERS

    This one clears the memory cache of data.

    K. Brian Kelley

    http://www.truthsolutions.com/

    Author: Start to...

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