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  • RE: view with constantly update base tables

    I can see one potential problem right away. Activity_id in the journal table is a varchar(50), but in the query you're joining that to a decimal. That's going to cause...

  • RE: Restore could not start DB.

    guptaajay1985 (12/28/2008)


    Thx sqlservercentral members for the replies:

    1.I have not a clean (uncorrupted) backup.

    2.Yes, If I lost a bunch of rows from that table,it would be a disaster.

    I hate...

  • RE: query analyzer of microsoft access 2007

    Access doesn't have a query analyser. There's the query design too inside Access, but that's all I know of for it.

  • RE: Performance isssue

    fakru.y (12/26/2008)


    we are planning to tune the sp's and changing temp tables to permanent tables in the db. will it help?

    Maybe. But if all you're doing is changing the temp...

  • RE: Restore could not start DB.

    ALZDBA (12/28/2008)


    GilaMonster (12/28/2008)


    Unfortunately, it's not the image/text pages that are damaged. The checkDB output points to 4 pages of index 0 (the heap) that are the ones with problems. If...

  • RE: Changing Taxonomy

    Jeffrey Williams (12/28/2008)


    I would recommend that you don't get rid of the data corruption forum. It should be one that stands by itself for those cases where someone is...

  • RE: Restore could not start DB.

    ALZDBA (12/28/2008)


    Does this point to a table that contains text or image columns ?

    Try to export the data without these column, so you only lose the text/image stuff if these...

  • RE: DBCC is "old technology"???

    Dugi (12/28/2008)


    GilaMonster (12/28/2008)


    Does your copy of Books Online say that CheckIdent is deprecated?

    Simple ...NO!

    If it's not marked as a deprecated feature (which, if you check, DBCC DBReindex and DBCC...

  • RE: DBCC is "old technology"???

    Dugi (12/27/2008)


    ...do we have any other possibility such as DBCC checkident isn't it!?

    Does your copy of Books Online say that CheckIdent is deprecated?

  • RE: Looking Forward

    Domagoj Orec (12/27/2008)


    My goals would be:

    1. Close my buisness and leave this God forbidden country (Croatia)

    2. Find a good job somewhere like Australia, UK or Canada 😀

    Why don't you come...

  • RE: DBCC is "old technology"???

    Well, DBCC certainly is old. Some of the commands have been around since SQL 6, but then that's true for a select statement too.

    Many of the DBCC statements are deprecated...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Jeff Moden (12/27/2008)


    BWAAA-HAAA! Excellent candidate for this year's SQL Darwin award...

    He's a repeat offender who just doesn't seem to get it. I have several unpleasant memories of that guy's...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    leonp (12/27/2008)


    Also, you mentioned single row inserts .... was that based on the logs or profiler output I shared ... I thought the app was running transactions spanning 10,000 row-inserts....

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    leonp (12/27/2008)


    when I run bulk inserts from the flat file into the SQL server, (which is ~thrice the total volume read), 35 million rows (18G) are loaded in server...

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