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  • RE: Huge CPU usage problem because of SQL server

    CrazyMan (6/8/2008)


    HI Pong

    I had the same problem with one of my servers, i checked all codes, there was a new SP that...

  • RE: Tran Replication

    Its a unidirectional replication with immediate update. We didn't such errors before, so I can tell that it will not replicate until it commits on publisher. My guess is someone...

  • RE: Tran Replication

    Any other ideas guys..I want to fix or reason this weird behavior but haven't found any help...Thanks.

  • RE: Tran Replication

    Yes, I know my best bet is to find why PK violations happened in the first place. But, these duplicate data was rejected by SQL Server already, then why did...

  • RE: Backups

    Thanks for the suggestions Gail...

  • RE: Backups

    GilaMonster (3/17/2010)


    No, you don't want to run a checkDB every time you back the log up. That's just insane. If you're backing up every 15 min, CheckDB can easily take...

  • RE: Backups

    GilaMonster (3/17/2010)


    T_SqueaKquel (3/17/2010)


    1. How much overhead would it add if I include a verify backup when finished, is there a way to test it out.

    Put it this way. Would you...

  • RE: Backups

    I have couple of questions now..

    1. How much overhead would it add if I include a verify backup when finished, is there a way to test it out.

    2. With a...

  • RE: Backups

    CirquedeSQLeil (3/17/2010)


    If you're allowed data loss is 30 minutes, then either amount of time would be fine.

    With 15 minutes, less data loss = better. The backup time should be...

  • RE: Backups

    CirquedeSQLeil (3/17/2010)


    The answer to that is it depends. How much other transaction volume do you experience?

    Personally without more info, I would lean towards every 15 minutes.

    Even I am tempted...

  • RE: SSIS Slower for Data Imports??

    Jeff Moden (3/8/2010)


    T-SQL_NewBie (3/8/2010)


    Jeff Moden (3/7/2010)


    T-SQL_NewBie (3/4/2010)


    I have been told by my manager that SSIS 2008 is slower than Hibernate for data migration, apparently because of cache problems..how do I...

  • RE: SSIS Slower for Data Imports??

    Gift Peddie (3/7/2010)

    In my experience most applications that uses ORM (object relational mapper) like Hibernate do not use constraints and DRI (declarative referential integrity) things that tools like SSIS maintains...

  • RE: SSIS Slower for Data Imports??

    Jeff Moden (3/7/2010)


    T-SQL_NewBie (3/4/2010)


    I have been told by my manager that SSIS 2008 is slower than Hibernate for data migration, apparently because of cache problems..how do I reason that SSIS...

  • RE: SSIS Slower for Data Imports??

    Hibernate was there for the last one year, but the change is that it will be used for the data migration to new system based on SQL Server 2008, apparently...

  • RE: SSIS Slower for Data Imports??

    Thanks for the reply. I used SSIS already and the results were convincing with a million odd records, but the daily job only processes somewhere around 100K records, which is...

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