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  • RE: Runaway transaction log... No open transactions, no long running transactions????

    Thanks for the reply. During the issue i ran 3 tlog backps. The log still continued to grow. So it was acting as if a transaction was keeping the logical...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: How to restore only the data file and not the log file

    Marcin Gol [SQL Server MVP] (10/10/2009)


    i think that you dont know how to properly manage log files. you should read this one:

    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2009.02.logging.aspx

    Please do not assume that i am responsible for...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Lockdown or Let Them Free

    I live in a world where if a table is deleted or any data for that matter, that it is my butt not the one that did it. Until the...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: SQL 2008 downgrade to 2005

    Also i wonder what this vague phrase means... "for a reasonable amount of time" under the How do I downgrade to SQL Server 2005? from the link Steve provided....

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: SQL 2008 downgrade to 2005

    Thanks,

    I think i was getting stuck on the thought of physically installing sql 2008 and then downgrading it some how to sql 2005. I understand now that it is really...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: sql server slow to accept TCP connections READ

    The issue has not come back. I have no further info.

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Moving Databases with the ALTER Command

    the sqlist (8/27/2009)


    What hapens to the index files (NDF) if they exist?

    The primary and secondary data files are moved as well, to the same location. If you need them to...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Moving Databases with the ALTER Command

    K. Brian Kelley (8/26/2009)


    You may want to add a warning that your script is going to turn on xp_cmdshell in order to perform the move. This may balk someone's configuration,...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Moving Databases with the ALTER Command

    rondad (8/26/2009)


    Has anyone tested the script with using a unc path for the new target location rather than a "hard-coded" drive letter?

    Ron

    I have not tested it like that.

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Moving Databases with the ALTER Command

    Private Gripweed (8/26/2009)


    The script works well with one exception. If your logical name for the database files contains spaces, it will cause issues.

    If you alter the stored procedure and...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Moving Databases with the ALTER Command

    Johan van Tonder (8/26/2009)


    Very good method.

    I'm just not sure if I would want to be any one of the users connected to the DB while the script is run, since...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Protection Close To Home

    Sir Slicendice (8/24/2009)


    Steve makes a really good point about these internet services potentially going out of business and taking your data with them; it's one of the reasons I have...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Protection Close To Home

    jeff (8/21/2009)


    5+ years ago I setup RAID on my home office Win 2003 server. I thought RAID would be a good safeguard - basically I thought it would be...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Protection Close To Home

    I use the D-Link DNS-321 NAS. It has 2 drive bays. I have 2 500GB drives at raid1. Easy to setup and use.

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"
  • RE: Twenty tips to write a good stored procedure

    Certainly number 11 is wrong in most cases. The others i will leave up to the group, but a function on the left side of an = sign in a...

    Jimmy

    "I'm still learning the things i thought i knew!"

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