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  • RE: Automating Database Restores

    ggoble (4/23/2014)


    How does this script handle multiple files and filegroups?

    Edit: Does this script handle multiple file and file groups?

    Yes. It handles multiple file & filegroups.

    Here is an example for you...

  • RE: Automating Database Restores

    JoseM (4/22/2014)


    Good script !!! :w00t::w00t:

    The only thing I miss is a parameter to change the destination database name.

    In our case many customer has a mirrored database in the same...

  • RE: Automating Database Restores

    Kurt W. Zimmerman (4/21/2014)


    I have found that an automated means of restoring a database vs. using various forms of database replication such as log shipping or database mirroring really comes...

  • RE: Automating Database Restores

    JCAirey1 (4/21/2014)


    Cool script. What happens if @AutoExecute AND @IncludeSystemDatabases are both equal to 1? 🙂

    Hi JC,

    In case @AutoExecute & @IncludeSystemDatabases both are set to 1, procedure will throw following error:

    "AutoExecute...

  • RE: Automating Database Restores

    Perry Whittle (4/21/2014)


    Why not just use log shipping, seems it would be perfect for this scenario.

    Thanks for your comment Perry.

    You are absolutely right. Log shipping is also a very...

  • RE: Automating Database Restores

    Due to some formatting issues in the article, RESTORE HEADERONLY & RESTORE FILELISTONLY commands are not visible in full.

    Complete commands are given below:

    Restore HeaderOnly:

    RESTORE HEADERONLY FROM DISK = 'D:\SQLTestLab\Backups\AdventureWorks_FULL_2014_04_03_18_11_23.BAK'

    Restore...

  • RE: Truncate and Restores

    Steve\Gail,

    I have written something on it. I may submit it today. You can check if it is good to publish.

    P.S.: Like everybody else on SSC, I would always be interested...

  • RE: Truncate and Restores

    Hi Steve,

    Are you asking for an article on Point-In-Time recovery or is there anything more than that?

  • RE: SQL Server Read ismore

    yuvipoy (4/7/2014)


    Divine Flame (4/7/2014)

    I am not sure if this syntax is supported yet:

    SELECT * FROM TableName WITH (DEADLOCK)

    "DEADLOCK" is not a recognized table hints option in SQL Server.

    So which database...

  • RE: SQL Server Read ismore

    yuvipoy (4/7/2014)


    Those are the existing codes.

    i need to modify them.

    Yes using dead lock will lead to incorrect reports.

    :hehe:

    I am not sure if this syntax is supported yet:

    SELECT * FROM...

  • RE: Is SMTP services or IIS is mandatory for Database mail?

    selvakumar.sms (3/12/2014)


    I restarted SQL Server Agent also.But no luck.

    As per your error description it seem that the mail account used to send the mails doesn't have the permission on the...

  • RE: how to avoid index scan on this query

    kbhanu15 (3/12/2014)


    hi,

    for sample example i given this tamp table and sample results.

    the original query is different in my project.

    any other way to avoid this index scan.

    i need solution for issue.

    Thanks

    Bhanu

    Considering...

  • RE: Is SMTP services or IIS is mandatory for Database mail?

    selvakumar.sms (3/12/2014)


    SMTP Server IP is configured in Database mail Account.but mail is not delivery.Any services i need to enable in the server ?

    From other server Database mail is working.

    Ensure you...

  • RE: Is SMTP services or IIS is mandatory for Database mail?

    selvakumar.sms (3/11/2014)


    Hi,

    Server dont have SMTP serivce and IIS.

    Is SMTP and IIS is mandatory ?

    Thanks

    You need to ask your system or network administrator about the SMTP...

  • RE: Subtract value 2 from value 1 in sql

    You may need to put it like this:

    with cte as

    (

    select userid, parentid from user_detail where userid = '100002'

    union all select t.userid, t.parentid

    from ...

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