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  • RE: automatically restore recent backups

    jsb12 (2/16/2010)


    sure, the reason for the custom log shipping is that theres no two way trust between domains. So we pull files by ftp from our domain which is trusted...

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  • RE: automatically restore recent backups

    I cannot see a need for customised logshipping here. Just use the SQL supplied out of the box logshipping. Once the initial full backup is restored you don't have to...

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  • RE: Database with 2 log files

    glad it worked. I think you got slightly lucky in that this was a log file and the truncate_only happened to mean there were no active virtual logs in the...

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  • RE: sqlserver Trace Flags

    Colin Betteley (2/16/2010)


    True, but if your source server no longer exists then you have a problem.

    welcome to the world of SQL2005 where DR is not as easy as it was...

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  • RE: Database with 2 log files

    check out the dbcc shrinkfile with emptyfile option and alter database (remove file) commands in BOL.

    Back the database up before you start and do at a quite time.

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  • RE: automatically restore recent backups

    sounds like a job for logshipping?

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  • RE: The Community Has Been Heard

    BTW Steve, thanks for highlighting that these SPs are in the pipeline.

    I'll send the Overtime Bill to you 😀

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  • RE: The Community Has Been Heard

    Chris, if you are affected by issues that are fixed by CUs then you are right to apply the CUs, you just need to be aware CUs are not fully...

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  • RE: The Community Has Been Heard

    Steve Jones - Editor (2/14/2010)


    You can just delay the application and plan on it for Q4 if time is tight.

    Yes, I have some decisions to make there. I have...

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  • RE: The Community Has Been Heard

    Hmm, I was never convinced about SP4 for SQL2005 seeing as SQL2005 SP3 is so stable (in my environment anyway). It will be interesting to see how microsoft word the...

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  • RE: backup and Restore

    Its normal for a restore to take 5-10% longer than a backup.

    what sort of time difference are you seeing?

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  • RE: After Delete backup History, Table space in MSDB is still big

    no probs.

    If you want to reclaim the disk space used by msdb try the truncateonly option of dbcc shrinkfile first.

    If you shrink the data file without truncateonly this will fragment...

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  • RE: After Delete backup History, Table space in MSDB is still big

    run a reindex, backup again, see what happens

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  • RE: After Delete backup History, Table space in MSDB is still big

    just to confirm, even after the delete, the backup is the same size?

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  • RE: Are you going to upgrade your SQL 2005 to SQL 2008?

    Everything else being equal I would say you have no pressing need to upgrade now, EXCEPT

    when SQL2008 R2 comes out in May there will be price increases of 15% for...

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