had you google it you would have found it - its amazing the type of information you get if you search for it instead of waiting for someone to give...

it will execute fine without restarting the instance. and effect is immediate e.g. memory setting will apply immediately (unless the first one is a reduction of memory on which case...

for majority of uses within SQL Server itself you don't need the numerics formatted that way so as mentioned before the formatting should be done on the receiving UI -...

I don't know how you created your text file - but you missed the point. you need to MANUALLY go through each sp, through the object explorer, generate their script...

multiple ways - most commons are

• have a table on SQL server where you store the name of the zip files you already processed
• only process files with a create/modified...

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by frederico_fonseca.

now go through each one of those sp's and see if any of them is populating the table - I should not have to tell you this!!

new link

https://docs.informatica.com/integration-cloud/cloud-mass-ingestion/current-version/mass-ingestion-databases/mass-ingestion-databases/mass-ingestion-databases-sources---preparation-and-usage/microsoft-sql-server-and-azure-sql-database-sources.html

and have you bothered going to the manuals and search for the tables I mentioned?

as you mentioned there is a proc that already reads the table in question, if that...

try to enable cdc on database manually before kicking the process.

please don't create new threads to continue your questions - keep this on the same original thread.

I will advise you to read the sql server manuals for the system functions...

It clearly states that you do NOT need to grant sys_admin privs...

source connection must have the sysadmin role, OR have the db_owner role and the SELECT permission...

and what part of "schema.objectname" don't you understand for you to have omitted one of the parts?

start with the lowest permission they mention - and then give it a try, with a trace in place to see which commands it is trying to execute.

then grant permissions...

post both the table definition AND the FULL SQL you are executing.

if you are querying views put the table definition of all involved tables within those views (and subviews if...

you need "view definition"