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  • RE: Log File

    One thing I missedin your post.

    A tran log backup doesn't shrink the log. It just truncates and discards the inactive portion of the log that it has backed up. The...

  • RE: Select records between a date range

    Pleasure. Are you all sorted now?

  • RE: Hyperthreading On or Off

    In my opinion, hyperthreading ahould not be enabled on a server that will be running SQL. Multi cores are fine.

    Hyperthreading doesn't give two independent cores though SQL assumes them...

  • RE: shrinking database

    You should rebuild all your indexes after shrinking a database, as a shrink causes very high fragmentation. This rebuild will probably cause the databases to grow again.

    The thing is, databases...

  • RE: Isnull function

    Pleasure

  • RE: Isnull function

    Koji Matsumura (1/4/2008)[hr

    Thank you Gail for the info.

    I guess I was somehow confused with char VS varchar datatype.

    Yeah. The varxxx datatypes have 2 bytes extra to store the data size

    By...

  • RE: Isnull function

    Koji Matsumura (1/4/2008)


    In SQL Server , all representation of the NULL value are the same.

    Nullable datatypes are one byte larger than non-nullable ones.

    Null and not null datatypes are the same...

  • RE: Isnull function

    karthikeyan (1/4/2008)


    The SQL NULL value represents a null or empty value in a database column. The NULL value is distinct from all valid values for a given data type. For...

  • RE: what is use of Trigger in an Application?

    What do you mean by trigger on an application? Triggers are placed on tables and views.

  • RE: Select records between a date range

    Nisha (1/4/2008)


    Ok.. Here's my query:

    SELECT * FROM [MyDateTable]

    WHERE StartDate >= CONVERT(DATETIME, '02/01/2007')

    AND StartDate <= CONVERT(DATETIME, '01/04/2008')

    This works fine, Jeff! Which is why I was saying, I used...

  • RE: why we use Transactions?

    So that changes made by one user don't affect another concurrent query (automatically done by SQL Server)

    To ensure that a related set of data modifications are completed entirely or not...

  • RE: Performance Tuning: Concatenation Functions and Some Tuning Myths

    Just trying to clarify some details of why the exec plan doesn't show the 4 million rows. If you'd prefer, I'll remove the posts

    I agree that the exec plan doesn't...

  • RE: How do I delete excess transaction logs.

    mjafar (1/3/2008)


    Yes sir,

    I m not using SQL server 2005.

    The please post in the SQL 2000 forum so people don't waste their time and yours giving suggestions that don't work...

  • RE: Log File

    Not if you back it up. Tha backup log only truncated what it has backed up, so your log chain is safe.

    It's if you truncate without backing up that you...

  • RE: Performance Tuning: Concatenation Functions and Some Tuning Myths

    Jeff Moden (1/3/2008)


    No... my turn to disagree... execution plan showed 10,000 rows... there were only 25 in the result set...

    There are only 25 in the final result set, as shown...

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