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  • RE: 911: developers insist PK/FK constraints impede performance

    If someone put 20 indexes on a heavily-updated table it would kill performance, but that doesn't mean all indexes should be avoided.  If every update kicked off a cascade of...

  • RE: Outer Joins

    You can get SQL Server to do the translation for you.  Open the table as a query in Enterprise Manager and drop your old-style query into the SQL panel.  It...

  • RE: 911: developers insist PK/FK constraints impede performance

    I once showed up for a job interview where the development team showed me the scariest database diagram I had ever seen.  Suppressing the urge to run away, I asked...

  • RE: SQL 2005 Performance - Do your apps run faster than in SQL 2000?

    SQL Enterprise edition with only 2GB of RAM?  You should at least be at 4GB, more if your hardware & OS support it.  You should have the log files on separate drives...

  • RE: SQL 2005 Performance - Do your apps run faster than in SQL 2000?

    SQL 2005 manages memory more flexibly.  If your app has a lot of stored procs it may enlarge the procedure cache (at the expense of buffer pool) to keep more...

  • RE: Question about Database Diagrams and dtproperties table

    In the Dec 2005 updated Books Online, look for "diagrams [SQL Server], upgrading" in the index.

    It says, "Database diagrams created on previous editions of SQL Server databases are upgraded automatically...

  • RE: Problem inserting € in database.

    If you wanted to prove whether this conversion in taking place in the database or in the client software, use profiler to see exactly what is being inserted.

    Another question is...

  • RE: Problem inserting € in database.

    If you're seeing a question mark, my guess is that it is not just a code page issue.  The character is probably being converted either before insertion or on display. The euro character...

  • RE: Sort By Date??

    You could alias the original column to a different name in a derived table, then the 'Date' alias in the main select field list is unique.

    select

  • RE: Keeping data in synch

    This does sound like merge replication (or possibly SQL 2005's peer-to-peer replication).  Log shipping works well for maintaining a failover system, but it is readonly.

    You could create your own system...

  • RE: upgrade to which version ?

    I'm not sure where you got that idea, Integration Services comes with the standard edition also.

  • RE: RAID recommendation

    Even with 30 databases (or more), the best advice is to put data and log files on separate physical drives (regardless of RAID configuration).

    The I/O traffic is different.  As you...

  • RE: Avoid ApexSQL!!!

    I don't own any ApexSQL software, but I evaluated ApexSQL Edit and loved it.  I tried but couldn't convince management to buy everyone a copy.  I didn't have any serious issues,...

  • RE: How to Build Dynamic Stored Procedures

    NOLOCK aka READ UNCOMITTED aka "dirty read"

    Allows reading a table in spite of any uncommitted transactions that may be in progress on other connections.

    Pro: It saves time by not creating...

  • RE: How to Build Dynamic Stored Procedures

    One more time, SQL Server is happy to let you use multi-line strings with embedded tabs.  The end-of-line is just white space to the SQL syntax analyzer, you...

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