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  • RE: 2 Itanium2’s v 4 Xeons?

    Drivers are hardware manufacture related issues
     
    Sorry Gift,
    I'm not talking about hardware drivers, but datasource drivers, connecting to other systems. While I know that Oracle has Itanium compatible drivers some...
  • RE: 2 Itanium2’s v 4 Xeons?

    I'm not so sure. During a presentation from MS a couple of weeks ago they said that Itanium are mostly preferrable on system with 8 or more CPU's.

    On a system with...

  • RE: Replacing trademark symbol (™) in a varchar column

    Joel,

    not sure what you have tried, but this works on my system:

    SELECT REPLACE('Microsoft™',char(153),'')

    Markus

  • RE: Beyond 2GB RAM

    Trigger,

    there's no need to enable AWE. And from what I understood, you only need the "lock pages in memory" option on a 64-bit system. So if you're running a 32-bit...

  • RE: issues when appliying sp1 to sql server 2005 cluster

    I applied SP1 and SP2 on several clusters and never had any real issues. For the clustered services (DB Engine, AS) the SP installation will automatically upgrade both nodes. But...

  • RE: Restore SQL7 to SQL 2005

    James,

    yes that's the right approach. I forget to mention in my earlier post that you shoould run update statistics after restoring the databases to SQL 2005, because the old statistics...

  • RE: how to get the size of the backup

    You can use something like this:

    USE msdb

    go

    DECLARE @date datetime

    SET @date = floor(convert(float,getdate()))

    SELECT backup_start_date,database_name, type, CONVERT(decimal(20,2),

    backup_size * 1.0/1024/1024) as MB,

    CONVERT(varchar(12), backup_finish_date - backup_start_date,108) as BackupTime

    FROM backupset

    WHERE backup_start_date BETWEEN @date...

  • RE: Restore SQL7 to SQL 2005

    Since you post is caled restore sql7 to 2005, the answer is yes you can restore SQL7 backups on a 2005 server. You might want to change the compatibility level...

  • RE: Take an Exam, get TechNet

    Sounds nice, only problem is I laready passed all exams behalve the BI exams and I don't think I will take these anytime soon. So looks like I have to...

  • RE: Jobs in SQL Server Agent..

    Just execute the script in query analyzer and it will create the jobs.

    Markus

  • RE: Jobs in SQL Server Agent..

    I usually just script all the jobs in EM. Select all the jobs you want to script, right-click them and select "generate script"

    Markus

  • RE: Using xp_cmdshell to access files on a network server

    Ed,

    if you're running your script within a SQL server job there are usually two possibilities. It can either run under the security context of the job owner or the SQL...

  • RE: Re-Indexing / DBCC SHOWCONTIG

    Jim,

    index depth is basically the number of levels in an index b-tree. See also http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177443.aspx

    The reason index with a depth of 0 are excluded is that such an index...

  • RE: Ever have that feeling of doom?

    Jason,

    I agree there are lot's of sources and sometimes it's hard to choose. If you've never done anything like this I would start with the Tutorials from BOL in SQL...

  • RE: Unable to connect remote SQL Server instance

    Sri,

    you need to enable either TCP or Named Pipe as a Server protocol. With shared memory only local clients can connect.

    Markus

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