Just goes to show that your mind sees what it wants to see. I read this three times before posting just to make sure I wasn't missing something. ...

I ran the following:

create table tb_user

(name varchar(30));

insert into tb_user

values ('Assis Marques new');

UPDATE a

SET Name = 'Assis Marques new'

OUTPUT Inserted.Name, Deleted.Name

FROM tb_User a

WHERE Name = 'Assis Marques';

select * from tb_user;

The result...

unfortunately, the commands that were used to create the database (ie History) are stored in Master. This is what you are seeing when you query the design. The...

Views are treated no different than adhoc queries by SQL, unless you are doing Indexed Views. So the Execution plan for both adhoc and view will be the same.

The message indicates that you are trying to insert a record with out an ID. The ID field is not null and you are not supplying a value hence...

During a failover, transactions will try to commit. If they can not commit they will be rollback and fail. If you manually try to failover, I believe, SQL will...

If I remember correctly, this is a simple matter of which was created first.

In the first set, the FK was added after the database was created, hence the need...

If you never have taken a MS SQL exam, I would recommend that you also purchase either MeasureUp or Self Test Software Test Prep package. After over 40 Microsoft...

Create a view with out the order by. Then select from the view and order by the results. That should work.

Sounds like a DLL did not get registered properly. Check the logs for more information. If it identifies the dll then register that dll again. If not...

You may want to check this tread out:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic553796-291-1.aspx

SQL Binary files will reside on each node of the cluster, all other files should be on shared drives (SAN) including the Master.mdfs. Not sure if your D Drive...

Oh you poor soul.

I recently had the same issue at my previous job. It was so bad we failed over ever night just to clear the memory issues.

It turns...

I am going to assume that you do not have a base line of performance values yet. If that is the case, I would capture this information around the...

I do this every week for our developers.

Step one: Restore database as is to a machine with enough disk space.

Step two: Strip out the records that the developers...