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  • RE: Delete take too much time

    The page space used by deleted rows isn't even freed up until the clustered index is rebuilt, so it's still the same size of data you're scanning. If your table...

  • RE: The Bicentennial

    Phil Parkin (5/31/2013)


    Bicentennial? A bit older than I would have expected 😛

    Yes, the first SQL Saturday took place in Cambridge in May 1813, where a young Charles Babbage demonstrated a...

  • RE: The Bicentennial

    I was at SQL Saturday here in Atlanta a couple weekends back, and it was great. Steve Busby gave a presentation on SQL Server Parallel Data Warehouse, which I found...

  • RE: Data Will Drive the World

    Having worked in the healthcare IT industry for several years, I can see how data is revolutioning how things are done. I've contributed to a lot of cool projects that...

  • RE: Very large table - performance issues

    Abu Dina (5/21/2013)


    We have a tall table that contains 2.6 billion rows

    Table structure:

    The application which uses this table has been running slow for the last couple of days and it...

  • RE: Very large table - performance issues

    nivek-224024 (5/21/2013)


    With 2.6 billion rows, be mindful of those INT datatypes. You have probably already considered that, just throwing it out there.

    Your comment is referring to the maximum 2,147,483,647...

  • RE: How can I kill ad-hoc or long time running queries, safely?

    I hope these ad-hoc queries are not running against your primary operational database. If so, then as suggested earlier, speak with your manager about implementing a replicated instance. Also consider...

  • RE: How can I kill ad-hoc or long time running queries, safely?

    Read up on the SET QUERY_GOVERNOR_COST_LIMIT setting, which can be configured at either the session or server level. The threshold value specifies the maximum number of seconds for which a...

  • RE: Stuck with this update statement

    Lynn Pettis (5/16/2013)


    I may be wwrong, but since all the columns used to update the table come from the columns defined in the view, I would say the computed column...

  • RE: Honeywords in SQL Server

    Of course, if your database accepts only network domain logins, then all this fancy authentication would be handled by Active Directory, not by SQL Server. Users login to the network...

  • RE: Stuck with this update statement

    curious_sqldba (5/16/2013)


    Eric M Russell (5/16/2013)


    curious_sqldba (5/16/2013)


    Ok makes sense, i am joining on a table and a view, i might have to add this column on all the underlying tables...

    I don't...

  • RE: Stuck with this update statement

    curious_sqldba (5/16/2013)


    Ok makes sense, i am joining on a table and a view, i might have to add this column on all the underlying tables...

    I don't know what lay beneath...

  • RE: Honeywords in SQL Server

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (5/16/2013)


    Eric M Russell (5/16/2013)


    ...

    There could also be honeypot tables. For example, the DBA could create tables with enticing names like [Employee_Salary] or [Customer_CreditCard] and then...

  • RE: Honeywords in SQL Server

    If the production server should only be accessable by an admin or service accounts, then there is no reason why login attempts should be routinely failing with invalid account name...

  • RE: Stuck with this update statement

    curious_sqldba (5/15/2013)


    Thanks. Few questions before i try:

    i) in reality i have about 20 columns in my table, so for this new computer column would i do like checksum( col1,col2...col 20)?

    ii)...

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