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  • RE: Getting "Syntax error in TextHeader of StoredProcedure" error

    And thanks from me to you for this post.

    Got the details of a stored procedure with wrong block quotes that was hindering the MODIFY command with the same error message.

    Here...


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  • RE: How to remove/uninstall Management Data Warehouse

    I found this article pretty helpful:

    https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2473/removing-the-sql-server-management-data-warehouse/

    (It's by Aaron Bertrand / MVP...)

    I used it on a test environment (phew) where I had activated MDW. Silly me. Should have known better...


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  • RE: Where do senior SQL DBAs land finally?

    Ok. Here goes...

    [font="Courier New"]1971 Born

    1995 Junior Developer for Natural, VMS running on ADABAS

    1996 First Contact. SQL Server 6.5 running small databases for our company's Intranet. Software Developer with SQL Windows...


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  • RE: Database Collation Is Null

    Apparently the definition of some columns in the sys.databases table is as follows:

    If a database is not ONLINE or AUTO_CLOSE is set to ON, the values of some columns may...


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  • RE: EM errors

    Hi there

    I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for ...

    SQL Server Management Studio just does not have Taskpad at all.

    That's negative, not positive side of this application.

    ...but...


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  • RE: Recursive Queries in SQL:1999 and SQL Server 2005

    How did I ever miss this one!

    Brilliant. Thanks ever so much.


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  • RE: SERVERPROPERTY LicenseType = DISABLED

    Hi guys

    As I previously wrote, the licence type was DISABLED on a SAP Server running SQL Server. The SQL Server installation was bundled/installed together with the SAP installation. I am...


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  • RE: Performance Monitoring - Basic Counters

    Hi Steve

    Thanks for the article. Nice piece.

    I did notice the following differences in the counter objects:

    You wrote: System Object : Avg. Disk Queue Length

    ... I only found it in the...


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  • RE: Could not continue scan with NOLOCK due to data movement

    Hi Ken

    Thanks for your feedback. If I understand your statement correctly,

    the sproc would be populating the temp table only with the maximum

    values for each given dID?

    I wasn't looking for...


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  • RE: Detecting Performance Issues With Sysprocesses

    Hi there

    Ummm, I picked up on one statement and created a sproc for the master database. It returns all the basic information for locked and blocked processes in the sysprocesses...


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  • RE: Checking Your Database Fragmentation Level

    I'm not a fully fledged DBA, but looking at the scripts I'd assume that a scan density beloew 75 percent is bad.

    Ken England has a good book on "Microsoft SQL...


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  • RE: Checking Your Database Fragmentation Level

    Hiyas.

    Had the same problem with the quotes ... noticed in QA that everything was red so I added a fifth quote.

    Anyway. Got a small addition here for the same...


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  • RE: Problem Deleting Backup Data (sp_delete_backuphistory)

    Just to let you all know that it worked in the end.

    It took 2 hours and 30 Minutes to delete the backup history (from 600 to 320 days old) from...


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  • RE: Problem Deleting Backup Data (sp_delete_backuphistory)

    Well modified the script again and seems to be working so far. Changed from -20 to -2 to delete only two days worth of backup history, corrected a typo with the...


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  • RE: Problem Deleting Backup Data (sp_delete_backuphistory)

    Hi to all you poor people coping with sp_delete_backuphistory

    I'm having the same issue. I created the indices and tried the script. Alas, it failed! The same thing happens as with...


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