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  • RE: Joining where values do not equal one another

    Welcome to the forums. Please read the article in my signature for posting these types of questions to the forums. If you could provide create table statements and sample data...



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  • RE: Allow user to create/delete/alter objects within schema only

    Take a look at this thread and see if that works for you. http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1460452-2799-1.aspx



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  • RE: Having same server name for principal and mirror server, does it work?

    Your developers should not use @@servername to check things. They should be working cross database only, with 3 part, not 4 part, names.

    I agree with Steve. I have a...



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  • RE: Open Source the MCM

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    Keith Tate (4/23/2014)


    Taking the questions/scenarios out of the context of the lab environment (strange environment, limited time, no internet just BOL) would detract from the...



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  • RE: Open Source the MCM

    Taking the questions/scenarios out of the context of the lab environment (strange environment, limited time, no internet just BOL) would detract from the experience that most of us had taking...



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  • RE: Standby & NoRecovery

    Glad I could help. 😀

    I tested it out with one of my databases and it worked fine, so you should be good to go.



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  • RE: Standby & NoRecovery

    That would work too if you didn't want to allow access to the database during the restore. So basically you would restore all Tlog backups with NORECOVERY until the last...



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  • RE: DB Chaining and Ownership chains

    Have a look at this thread sounds like a very similar situation to yours http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1413413-1526-1.aspx

    Sorry for the short reply, but I have to run 🙂



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  • RE: Profiling Parameters

    Parameter @p3 = A.BATCHJOBENDED=@P3 (which is equal to 1)

    Parameter @p4 = D.STATUS=@P4 (which is equal to 3)



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  • RE: Standby & NoRecovery

    If you are setting the database to single user how is there connections getting through? I would set the database to single user before each restore and see if that...



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  • RE: Parts of sql server memory or articture

    I would recommend that you read this book: http://www.red-gate.com/community/books/accidental-dba. At least read the section on memory to better understand the memory architecture.



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  • RE: More Memory

    That is correct, I guess I should have stated that if you want to have 7 GB, after SQL Server has acquired at least 7 GB for the buffer pool...



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  • RE: More Memory

    DaveK2014 (4/14/2014)


    Just waiting for approval to buy that book Keith suggested as it looks like it would be great.

    Download the free pdf while you wait for the hard copy...



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  • RE: More Memory

    Well that is the error you get when you don't have the proper access, but let's try this a different way. Right click the server in Object Explorer and select...



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  • RE: More Memory

    It looks like you don't have the "ALTER SETTINGS" server-level permission on this instance. Can you get that or can you have someone grant that to you? If not, then...



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