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  • RE: SSIS export to Tab Delimited Text file

    I guess the outlining is not correct in your view due to a (very) different length of the data in each row. In most text editors tab-stops are pre-defined. When...

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  • RE: TempDB full

    Jeff Moden (5/14/2013)


    HanShi (5/14/2013)


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    I absolutely love that quote.

    Thanks Jeff.

    And especially on the internet this is...

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  • RE: THE CASE of the overwriting logic

    Like Matthew before mentioned, the subsequent criteria is only checked when the previous is failed. You could combine the criteria with an OR statement

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  • RE: Change SQL Notification subject

    The mail generated by the Job Notification system is predefined and AFAIK it can't be changed. The only way to accomplish your request is to create your own messaging system...

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  • RE: SQl Agent job when query fails to return result

    place the mail procedure inside an IF statement

    IF not exists(SELECT * FROM ::fn_trace_geteventinfo(2))

    BEGIN

    EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @profile_name = 'DBA Alert',

    @recipients...

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  • RE: TempDB full

    No databases will go offline. It wil generate error level 17 messages stating "object xx can't be created in filegroup yy for database TempDB" and the transaction(s) will be cancelled...

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  • RE: verify the correct permission given

    Check the security settings within the Report Server site and add the credentials you use with Visual Studio. Assign "System Administrator" rights to the account.

    If you don't have the rights...

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  • RE: SQL Audit Help - Does SQL Audit Really Store Audit Info ON The Windows Logs

    If you create a new AUDIT from SSMS the first window gives you the option to select the destination. The available options are "File", "Security Log" or "Application Log". When...

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  • RE: Select only 1 row from multiple 'OR' {satisfied} conditions

    You can add a CASE statement and use this to assign a specific value to the row, depending on the condition. By sorting on this value in combination with a...

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  • RE: Error while taking backup for a user not having sysadmin permission

    Hi,

    I'm sorry I misunderstood your problem. I tried it by doing some testing and I was able to reproduce the error.

    I created a SQL account and granted all but sysadmin...

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  • RE: Error while taking backup for a user not having sysadmin permission

    Hi,

    On the printscreen with the error message you don't have a filename entered by "Destination on disk". You do have specified a folder, but if you don't add a filename...

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  • RE: Error while taking backup for a user not having sysadmin permission

    When clicking to the backup folder the filename for the backup is not specified and should be entered manually. You can only click to a file when this (backup-)file allready...

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  • RE: Updating the data in a table

    Easy one 😉

    Allthough I got it wrong because I didn't read the whole query :blink: I forgot the " WHERE (SELECT MAX(C1) FROM dbo.T1) > C1" part.

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  • RE: SQL AGENT JOB - Manually runnable only

    sorry, a problem with my browser generated a double post

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  • RE: Loading data from Exel 2007 file

    I guess you have a typo of some kind in the connection string. Can you access and load from the Excel file using the import/export wizard?

    When you save the import/export...

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