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  • RE: Improving performance with INSERT statement

    LiveSqlHelp (8/31/2013)


    I would avoid the loop, create a temp table named #temp and insert the values of the Years from 2000 to 2010.

    And you would do that without a loop...

  • RE: Errors from CHECKDB

    You've got IO subsystem problems on ServerA. Do some diagnostics, check storage logs and consider moving the DB to alternate storage.

    Corruption can't be replicated (or mirrored), so bad pages...

  • RE: Improving performance with INSERT statement

    Google: tally table (or dates table maybe)

  • RE: Renaming a Named Instance

    SQLAli (8/31/2013)


    Yes, we can rename the instance by using the below commands. I have also involved once in this activity.

    sp_dropserver 'old servername'

    go

    sp_addserver 'new servername'

    go

    That does not rename a named instance....

  • RE: I partitioning ever simple?

    Partitioning is not simple and it's not primarily for performance.

    Filtered indexes are nice, but they're not simple either and there are lots of scenarios where they can't be used by...

  • RE: Help

    Snigdha Vartak (8/30/2013)


    Certification will definitely get you more money

    Not necessarily.

    As of last night, there are now 0 certifications that one can take that I will immediately respect. MCITP/MCTS/MCSA/MCSE tell me...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Just ....

    Microsoft will no longer offer Masters and Architect level training rotations and will be retiring the Masters level certification exams as of October 1, 2013.

    Sent late on a Friday...

  • RE: Microsoft SQL 2008 R2 Backup and Restore

    Jay Purvis (8/30/2013)


    This is typical of jerks that can post anonymously, and say things that would cause them to get their butts kicked if they said them to anyone face...

  • RE: Upgrade SQL Server 2012 from 2008 R2

    You could, but why would you want to? Restoring a backup's going to be faster and less work.

  • RE: how to delete a log file?

    You did not need to shrink, it would not have had any effect.

  • RE: Help

    jeetsingh.cs (8/30/2013)


    i have some questions that should i stick to this field or switch to BI as a SQL Developer

    learning SSIS .

    Which do you enjoy more?

  • RE: how to delete a log file?

    kevaburg (8/30/2013)


    There is no benefit.

    Then I really must wonder why the ability to do it is there.

    Many reasons. Performance is not one of them though

    What happens when, on...

  • RE: Killing all queries on all databases

    You're getting errors because GO is not a T-SQL command. It's a batch-breaker, designates where the client tool breaks commands apart to send the batches to SQL Server.

    Take the GOs...

  • RE: how to delete a log file?

    kevaburg (8/30/2013)


    If log files don't get proportional fill then what would be the benefit of distributing them among multiple spindles?

    There is no benefit.

  • RE: how to delete a log file?

    kevaburg (8/30/2013)


    Surely by shrinking the file by moving its contents to another file would be a viable solution.

    The backup with truncate would reduce its size but the proprtional...

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