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  • RE: SQL Server 2005 32 Bit Version on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64

    If it is media issue, where you only have the image for 32-bit, I believe you can request a copy of 64-bit from Microsoft for $75.00 (they will require a...

    Chris Powell

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  • RE: Compare records

    Thank you Paul, so I am using a join on the same table (is that what I am reading). I was thinking I would have to use a group.

    Thank...

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  • RE: Problem with Linked Server to Excel

    One last shot, have you looked at the following post in SQL Server Central?

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic347032-20-2.aspx

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  • RE: Problem with Linked Server to Excel

    From the link you provided, are the domain users attempting to access from a Windows XP OS? If so, Only the 32-bit Access Database Engine may be used on...

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  • RE: Problem with Linked Server to Excel

    What version of SQL Server are you utilizing? 32-bit or 64-bit, I see your OS is 64-bit. If you are running SQL Server 64-bit the ACE drivers were...

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  • RE: Flat File db to SQL Server DB

    John -

    A flat file database is nothing more than a plain-text file that contains one record per line, extremely similar to a comma delimited file.

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  • RE: FTP

    If it is an issue with the size of the file you are attempting to send via email, you can always use a 3rd party application that splits it into...

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  • RE: How Do I resolve SSMS 'is busy" issue

    I was curious but didn't want to bother him. But now that you have asked, my curiousity is piqued.

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  • RE: SPID with DORMANT status

    A status of Dormant is considered the same as Sleeping, with the exception that a status of Dormant means that the SPID has

    been reset after completing an RPC event....

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  • RE: full text search question

    Though I have never personnally ran a speed test against a single column vs multiple column Full Text catalog, I do use both quite frequently and am always quite pleased...

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  • RE: How Do I resolve SSMS 'is busy" issue

    I can't explain it, as I stated, but I know it works.

    Some times we just don't need to ask why, just know that it works.

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  • RE: Maintenance Plan for clean up old backup

    What SP is SQL Server at? It was a bug in RTM and I think also SP 1 that the Maintenance Cleanup would did not work. You need...

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  • RE: How Do I resolve SSMS 'is busy" issue

    This is an annoying bug (in my opinion) that has a non-traditional fix. If you are designing, which it sounds like you are and it hangs with the "busy"...

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  • RE: Move/migrate SSRS

    Absolutely brilliant, thank you both so much. We will attack this first thing in the am

    Thank you again,

    Chris

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  • RE: Database Backup fails due to lack of disk space

    Is this a full backup being taken? If so, try running a transaction log backup five minutes prior, this will shrink the log file, which will make the full...

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