Divine Flame (7/24/2014)

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You should see somthing like "Recovering the database ...." & along the line it will also tell you the % of recovery completed. Wait for it to complete....

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Transaction+Logs/72488/

In short, you can't do that.

You'll need to either run the proc within a cursor, store the results into a temp table (insert into <table name> exec <proc>) or identify...

And the pertinent quote from there is 'very slightly'. The differences between join and in/exists were very slight.

As has been stated...

You need the 2012 installation media. If you bought SQL 2014 with downgrade rights, contact whoever you bought it from and ask for the 2012 iso, once...

No, of course not. If that was the case, how would a restore ever work for a database larger than physical memory?

They're buffers, in the normal computer science definition of...

Hence the standard recommendation to run DBCC UpdateUsage when upgrading a DB. And 2008 still has incorrect counts occasionally.

And what are you running/using to get that?

What exactly do you mean by a 'TempDB wait'?

Please note: 2 year old thread.

Edit: and checkDB does not require users to be disconnected, it's an online operation.

http://sirsql.net/blog/2011/9/26/optimizing-database-restores.html

No. Won't do anything.

If you may run that operation again, leave TempDB as-is, unless you are major out of disk space now.

Why do you want to?

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