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  • RE: Counting spaces with datalength

    Paul White NZ (3/30/2010)


    Not my lucky day.

    That sounds as if you got it wrong. I can't resist asking which error did you make:

    a) 11 is an even number; or

    b)...

  • RE: Database Size

    Paul White NZ (3/30/2010)


    I do love an ambiguous/controversial QotD: the discussion is always fascinating.

    Fascinating isn't the word I would use for this discussion: the number of different wrong answers suggested...

  • RE: Declarative Data Integrity

    Peter Trast (3/30/2010)


    Paul White NZ (3/30/2010)


    Thank you for making my head hurt!

    You don't like T-SQL much, do you? 🙂 Seems to have a bad effect on the condition of your...

  • RE: Full backup Scenario

    Hugo Kornelis (3/30/2010)


    Tom.Thomson (3/29/2010)


    (...)There are a couple of additional things backup could do to improvve performance: at some point before starting to write pages to backup media, it could write...

  • RE: Security Regulations

    Jim Lang (3/29/2010)


    Yet still, if we are to keep government regulations off our pocketbooks, some method of certifying as secure would be needed. Would it be better to commission...

  • RE: Full backup Scenario

    Festeron (3/29/2010)


    Can I ask you about the other end of the backup?

    At what point does the backup decide it's time to stop backing up, even though there may be transactions...

  • RE: Security Regulations

    Gift Peddie (3/28/2010)


    That is correct Microsoft also now provides one free that detects Trojans Trend missed but it is available to only Vista and Windows 7 users so there is...

  • RE: Security Regulations

    Maybe I should have made this comment before reading and responding to other ones, but I don't think this will make much duplication.

    If the US government attempts to introduce such...

  • RE: Security Regulations

    Joshua M Perry (3/17/2010)


    Whether they realize it or not, most large companies are already following government guidance for security compliance - anyone ever hear of ITIL? That is the...

  • RE: Security Regulations

    GSquared (3/17/2010)


    If there's to be government-induced security on the internet, I'd rather see it in terms of encouragement than regulation.

    If, for example, antivirus software were tax-deductible, for both corporations and...

  • RE: T-SQL: Why “It Depends”

    TheSQLGuru (3/23/2010)


    Tom, why do you think that autoshrink will make the database more likely to fit into RAM?

    Because some time back someone told me that in cases where a page...

  • RE: T-SQL: Why “It Depends”

    GabyYYZ (3/16/2010)


    That being said, there are a few absolutes you can give for SQL Server:

    1. Do NOT turn autoshrink on.

    2. ummm...

    3. ummm...

    Come to think of it, as far as I...

  • RE: Rolling Back a Restore

    Ron Kunce (3/22/2010)


    IPossibly the reason that it is not already an option is because it would rarely be needed. Then again it does seem that it is those rare...

  • RE: Rolling Back a Restore

    An option to rename the existing db instead of overwriting it might bevery nice, provided it would deal automatically with the required filename changes (can't have two DBs using the...

  • RE: Raw Materials - Mirror, Mirror, on the Desk

    Excellent - this can be used to explain to junior DBAs why there is a limit on CTE recursion.

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