kevaburg (2/20/2016)

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Hi Folks,

we are doing a database Migration that involves a conversion of non-Unicode data to Unicode. The process involves the conversion of every non-Unicode table in the database...

1) If you want to find/log differences in collations you can use various system objects to see the collation settings for different items. Just write queries to compare what is...

Not enough description for us to really advise.

Triggers and sproc both have their place.

As does WITH (NOLOCK). However, to say that using that is not without problem is REALLY MISGUIDED/MISINFORMED!!...

can you please provide us with usable sample data (that covers all expected scenarios) and expected output?

The Grateful DBA (2/17/2016)

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Read through that a couple times Kev, it appears the logical operator applies to multiple filters within the same column. My goal is OR's between filters...

sp_trace_setfilter - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174404.aspx

See Logical Operator flag.

Orlando Colamatteo (2/16/2016)

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TheSQLGuru (2/16/2016)

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Just have a job step that starts the next job you want to run AFTER the completion of the first job. Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy! 🙂

sp_job_start is the sproc IIRC....

Adding a new index REALLY should be part of a controlled, documented process, and source controlled too. And as part of that the impact analysis will make sure that your...

Just have a job step that starts the next job you want to run AFTER the completion of the first job. Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy! 🙂

sp_job_start is the sproc IIRC. You could also...

1) What's the purpose of this evolution? I presume you modify a sufficient fraction of data each day that it is worth it to do this? Personally I just prefer...

Try Books Online (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189799.aspx) - it is a great resource. Also, I recommend a beginners book on TSQL (Wrox has a good one IIRC).

I agree with Eddie (big surprise - Hi Eddie!!). 🙂

Waits are cumulative in SQL Server, so they are pretty useless just looking at them in isolation. What you need to...

Brandie Tarvin (2/12/2016)

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TheSQLGuru (2/11/2016)

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Whenever I am building out dynamic SQL I always use SET QUOTED_IDENFITIER OFF first and then use double quotes in the outer sections of text. Then I...

richkdcpud (2/11/2016)

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Evironment:

SQL2012

Virtual machine running VMWare and running on its own host

Windows Server 2012 R2

96GB Ram

A developer wrote the following Stored Procedure to insert data into a table. He is...

Whenever I am building out dynamic SQL I always use SET QUOTED_IDENFITIER OFF first and then use double quotes in the outer sections of text. Then I never have to...