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  • RE: SQL Agent Log

    I stopped the agent, deleted all the sqlagent.* files (except for .out) and restarted the agent and everything looks good at this time.

    Thank you.

  • RE: Database Roles

    add your users to the db_owner role...

  • RE: sp_trace_setfilter

    I tried a lot of different combinations, but haven't been able to figure this one out as yet. I have pasted the code below. The trace starts, file is created...

  • RE: sp_trace_setfilter

    Mohammed,

    Is this behaviour different from SQL 2000? The traces I have work with SQL 2000.

  • RE: sp_trace_setfilter

    This is what am trying to do...

    sp_trace_setfilter @TraceID, 38, 1, 6,  sysadmin

    For SQL 2000 this is filter all sysadmin acccount activity. But this is not working for SQL 2005.

  • RE: SQL Server Agent

    I got this information in msdb..sp_set_sqlagent_properties

  • RE: Adding SQL Users

    Yes, I'm connected as the same user. Moreover, when I click New Query it opens a new window and then shows me the database name in the drop down list.

    But in...

  • RE: Adding SQL Users

    I refreshed as well

  • RE: Adding SQL Users

    Yes, I re-connected to the server in SSMS but still can't see that database.

    Any other suggestions.

  • RE: DBCC DBReindex

    This would definitely include increase the size of the logs

  • RE: DBCC DBReindex

    This is what I googled, to rebuild a clustered index, there should be 1.25 x (table size) available on the disk.

    Can anyone validate this?

    TIA

  • RE: DBCC DBReindex

    The database is in Simple recovery mode.

    Is a copy of the index or table created during the dbreindex process?

  • RE: DBCC DBReindex

    I have the following setup:

    DB Size 3.8TB - 2 Datafiles In Primary File Group - (DF1 - 2.20 TB / DF2 - 1.6TB) Free Space on DF1 400GB & DF2 300GB

    TBL1...

  • RE: Making SA Work

    In SQL 2005, you can also rename the 'sa' account. So if you renamed it to, say 'ss2k5guru', and someone tried to login as 'sa' they would receive the error...

  • RE: How to turn in "LOGIN" in SQL Server 2000

    Are you talking about Auditing Login. You can set that at the server level. Look for auditing logins on SQL Server

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