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  • RE: suspect

    only provided you really did manage to resolve all corruption (via DBCC or any other mean), then only you can reset the suspect status via sp_resetstatus (dbname). SQL 2005 apparently...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: suspect

    there was one suggestion to try detach and re-attach a suspect database. i think not. if truly the database is corrupted, the chances of reattaching it is very very slim...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Profiler90

    kgiambas is right, the thing with profiler90 is that the /M parameter which is supposed to be the end time for the profiler to stop doest seem to work. any...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: What is better.. Static or dynamic memory allocation ?

    ye, it is very interesting. also, i wouldnt want to rely on task manager on 32-bit, its a known bug from M$ saying the memory consumption shown there (especially those...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: What is better.. Static or dynamic memory allocation ?

    I found initially that if you didn't set memory then sql server saw the page file as physical memory too

    As far as i know, SQL doesnt utilise much page...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Merry Christmas

    This is supposed to be a humour, but it isnt! lighten up for Christmas dudes 🙂 All answers should get 5 points, especially the wackiest ones!!

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Memory warnings

    you can try to use vmstat.exe to view contiguous block of memory in MemToLeave area. Quest also has a stored proc xp_memory_size to check max contiguous memory. This comes with...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Memory warnings

    try to use the -g flag in sql startup to increase the MemToLeave area (make it to ~512MB) if you still encounter the error.Let us know if this helps.

    my 2...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Memory warnings

    From your description, the error msg might not dissapear after making these switch changes in the boot.ini file. I suspect something in the application that is connecting to SQL or...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: CPU Performance Check.

    might as well just use DBCC INPUTBUFFER(spid).

    saves you from typing too.. wonder why the need to select and save the "encrypt" and then "decrypt"

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Hardware for multi-instance DB server

    Hi Dave,

    yes, apparently PAE enables several advanced system and processor features such as DEP, hot-add mem, NUMA, etc. This switch only applies to 32-bit OS.

    I believe the HP mgmt...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Hardware for multi-instance DB server

    Hi Dave,

    The memory you see has nothing to do with PAE. PAE is only used to access >4GB memory on a 32-bit WinOS. As Phil has explained, one possible reason...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: SHRINKFILE errors

    syed muhammad naveed (10/29/2007)


    Dear CJR

    dont worry its happened

    any ways i am giving you some techenique if you follow you will get rid off this issue

    For example your...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Memory warnings

    Murali,

    with or without the /3gb and/or awe enabled, sql server wont be able to utilise anything more than 2gb since you've only got 4gb memory in total without kb899761. this...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

  • RE: Memory warnings

    Murali,

    AWE is required to access more than 3GB memory of user-mode VAS (Here since you've got the /3GB switch enabled, this will increase the user-mode VAS to 3GB and AWE...

    Simon Liew
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008

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