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  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    The prior DBA did make that suggestion, but the manager wanted the files left in place and since it is a development box anyway he chose not to go to...

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  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    Agreed, and that is exactly my point. There is no reason to tell off a manager because he wanted detached files left in a active db directory on a development...

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  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    I've worked for incompetent managers in the past as well and they usually end doing themselves in. They don't need my help. However, tellling off a manager or advising someone...

    "Technology is a weird thing. It brings you great gifts with one hand, and it stabs you in the back with the other. ...:-D"

  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    Jeff,

    Although I totally agree with your premise on the way to properly do things, that was not the current situation being faced. This was the situation at hand and a...

    "Technology is a weird thing. It brings you great gifts with one hand, and it stabs you in the back with the other. ...:-D"

  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    The problem states that the manager did not want the files moved to another directory and the prior DBA honored that. However, I would have done the same as you...

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  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    GSquared,

    The problem is not to identify Files in use,it is to provide a QUICK list of ALL detached database files ONLY in a directory. MS Process Explorer does not give...

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  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    Lynn,

    Unfortunately after testing, your solution does not find DETACHED files in a directory I supplied. Old Hand's and mine does. Remember guys, we don't care about listing all db files...

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  • RE: Test your problem solving skills!

    Good job! You are very close to what I have but mine is a little different. You used a CURSOR walking all sysdatabases and selecting the singleton table sysfiles to...

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    Thanks very much. You really helped me out filling in the hole here..Microsoft does need to spell this out in BOL 2008 in my opinion, particularly if people start doing...

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    Understand, but if SQL Server 2008 SSRS is going to use that Sharepoint 2007 collation automatically when it creates its ReportServer dbs on a SQL Server db server, you would...

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    Understand the breakdown of the codes, but how does all that tell me or anyone else it is a SharePoint 2007 specific collation?

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    I still do not see that specific collation I mentioned above or SharePoint 2007 referenced in that document you just resent.

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    I did not find this collation referenced (Latin1_General_CI_AS_KS_WS) in BOL 2008, nor did I find it in the above link you just supplied.

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    Thanks again for the info. I wouldn't be surprised how many people do not know about this. That collation is probably needed in those dbs to publiish SQL 2008 SSRS...

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  • RE: SSRS 2008 Question- Database collation different on ReportServer dbs than the other dbs on server

    Thanks kindly. Is that a Sharepoint 2007 collation for use with SQL 2008 SSRS? I did not find it in BOL 2008 however. Thanks again. Travis.

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