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  • RE: SQL Server Memory

    I have to say I can't be sure without a hands-on, however the counter  AWE Lookup Maps/Sec   will indicate what is being used.

    There may be other processes using memory, I...

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  • RE: SQL Server Memory

    You need sql2k ent + w2k adv server to make use of extra memory, without them your extra ram in your server is unused.

     

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  • RE: Dynamic Creation of a Temp Table Problem

    scope is local to the proc and you don't need to explicitly drop the table

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  • RE: EM "restore" option one slow dog

    The tables are similar and the basic principles can be applied to both 2k and 7.0. I usually move the msdb database onto the same data arrays as my oltp...

    [font="Comic Sans MS"]The GrumpyOldDBA[/font]
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  • RE: EM "restore" option one slow dog

    The quickest way is to delete data from each table within msdb on an individual basis, truncating those tables you really really don't need!  Don't have any active jobs running...

    [font="Comic Sans MS"]The GrumpyOldDBA[/font]
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  • RE: EM "restore" option one slow dog

    I have a procedure that takes 3 values ( = days history to keep ) for job history, backup/restore history and sys maint history. The proc just deletes from the...

    [font="Comic Sans MS"]The GrumpyOldDBA[/font]
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  • RE: Data placement strategy for a huge database in tera bytes

    http://www.dbassociatesit.com/

    I've only worked with a dw upto 3/4 terabyte of storage, I had that arranged in 7 x raid 10 arrays.

    Raid 5 has an added overhead for the parity...

    [font="Comic Sans MS"]The GrumpyOldDBA[/font]
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  • RE: What is th econnection between SSC and SSWUG

    well...............  all websites are official   we have  http://www.sqlserverfaq.com  for the UK user group for instance, it has offers and such for users.

    Before the SSWUG started...

    [font="Comic Sans MS"]The GrumpyOldDBA[/font]
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  • RE: Data placement strategy for a huge database in tera bytes

    Well, clustering won't assist with backups or growth - it's purely a failover method to keep your server hardware available ( note the shared disks still represent a single point...

    [font="Comic Sans MS"]The GrumpyOldDBA[/font]
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  • RE: EM "restore" option one slow dog

    I trim all the history and backup tables in msdb every night, if you don't not only do you end up with an ever growing msdb but it does give...

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  • RE: What is th econnection between SSC and SSWUG

    I fail to see why the SSWUG charge as I doubt they have anything available that is not available elsewhere, and in some sense it goes against the whole idea...

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  • RE: sql server 2000 memory

    SQL2k std can address up to 2Gb ram. When the server only has 2Gb ram you might want to set the max and min memory sizes to avoid starving the...

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  • RE: DBA Procedures

    I keep a record, paper and electronic, of any issue and related references, that I come across as a DBA. This runs from server setup, how to move system databases,...

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  • RE: Defragging a Database Server - Good or Bad???

    Preciously I always applied defrag to the o/s. As I didn't used std allocation blocks I couldn't use any usual tools. I found a utility on sysinternals web site which...

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  • RE: Problems with 3Gb switch

    The tape drive problem is interesting - I wonder if the san storage drivers had a problem - the microsoft engineers reported a problems with poor disk response - I'll...

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