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  • RE: SQL Agent proxy account and export to .xls files

    You should use a method described in another topic: make a table where your users want to run the dts and make a job which permanently monitors this table and...

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  • RE: Interdatabase communication

    Hi Dan,

    Firstly, check if your linked server is functional. You should check your dcom rights because your sql server instances are on different stations. If you logon on stations with...

    In Theory, theory and practice are the same...In practice, they are not.
  • RE: how can i insert data from one server to another

    Also, for proper functionality of linked server, you should have DCOM rights available between the 2 stations where SQL Server instances reside.

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  • RE: Foreign Key/Primary Key GRRR!

    So you will come to my solution !

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  • RE: Foreign Key/Primary Key GRRR!

    I think it's pretty easy!

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  • RE: Foreign Key/Primary Key GRRR!

    Hi,

    You can disable first all FK (constraints) and after you populate with respect to constraints, your tables, you should enable them. Here is the code:

    SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
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  • RE: Physical Memory increasing on repeateadly inserts, reindex

    So, there is no solution for my problem. My system is under heavy load, even night. Maybe, a warm change of hard-disk with a new one. And this time of...

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  • RE: Physical Memory increasing on repeateadly inserts, reindex

    Thanks for advices!

    Anyway, there would be SQL Server shut down? I ask that because my application should run continously, without pauses !! My application is almost a real-time application.

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  • RE: Delete Statement Problem

    you should script it as stored procedure which would be run as daily job. Maybe in this script you should be aware about all constraints, how to drop them and...

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  • RE: Physical Memory increasing on repeateadly inserts, reindex

    This is a good thing! Is there a setting in SQL 2005 to do that or is done automatically?

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  • RE: Delete Statement Problem

    i think BCP is the speedest method of all.

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  • RE: Physical Memory increasing on repeateadly inserts, reindex

    Thanks for your reply!

    So, if i set dynamically memory from min to max, let say, max=1,4 GB from a total memory RAM of 2 GB, I should expect from SQL...

    In Theory, theory and practice are the same...In practice, they are not.
  • RE: Delete Statement Problem

    What recovery model have you selected for your database? You should have Simple.

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  • RE: Physical Memory increasing on repeateadly inserts, reindex

    I forgot to say: I have a database with 30 tables with, about 2,500,000 records, each. After the 30th day the oldest table is deleted. A new table is created...

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  • RE: Physical Memory increasing on repeateadly inserts, reindex

    Hi,

    I've made another test: I've changed the fill-factor of reindexing the tables from 0 to 90 %. I've noticed a good change. Memory is still increasing but, so far, very...

    In Theory, theory and practice are the same...In practice, they are not.

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