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  • RE: Uprading from Entiprize 2005 to Developer 2008/R2

    Thanks. I will try some of the scripts. Any suggestions?

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  • RE: Uprading from Entiprize 2005 to Developer 2008/R2

    I have 13 dev server that needs to be loaded with dev version as the previous installs was done with full versions.

    Users on the boxes have old undocumented processes...

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  • RE: Uprading from Entiprize 2005 to Developer 2008/R2

    Thanks for the replies. I will do it the MS way then. I just hoped there was an easier way as there is alot of server I need to upgrade.

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  • RE: Uprading from Entiprize 2005 to Developer 2008/R2

    Hi

    The problem is not the databases it is the actual users, operators ......

    Is it possible to restore the system databases in 2008 r2?

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  • RE: How to find out what is truncating a database transaction log

    I would delete the current log backup maint plan and recreate. Do it from the server that is running the SQL. SSMS can sometimes give errors when you work with...

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  • RE: SQL 2005 execution plan problem

    Hi Dave

    Yes sort off. The previous one was a comparison between the same query in 2000 and 2005 that ran totaly diff. This is same database diff TSQL. If you...

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  • RE: SQL 2005 execution plan problem

    Hi Gail

    Yes I have rebuilt all indexes and updated stats with full scan. All normal tasks have been run through. I personaly think this is a 2005 bug but I...

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  • RE: SQL 2005 execution plan problem

    Hi

    here is the scripts requested. I included stats.

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Hi All

    I scripted the database tables used with there indexes and recreated it on test server. I imported the data to new database but this also did not help. Execution...

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Hi

    Microsoft MSDN support gave me a link that suggested a update to CU9 and enabling traceflag 4199. This fix did not work for my problem, actually made it worse. After...

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Thanks for all the replies. I will take it up with MS and designers of the app.

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Hi Steve

    Yes I did. I rebuild all indexes and updated all stats with fullscan. The difference I see is that SQL 2008 scans the Index on the bigest table first...

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Actually I am looking for the reason why SQL 2000 would work ok and SQL 2008 not. There is hundreds of views queries and SP's in the database that comes...

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Hi dave

    Will rebuilding stats on views help? I do not see any stats on the views.

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  • RE: Poor query performance post SQL 2008 upgrade

    Hi Dave

    Thanks for the suggestion. It did not work. The script is still running long (stopped it after 3 min). Do you perhaps know where I can log this for...

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