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  • RE: New views do not come across in backup

    What you are stating is not possible - if the database is restored. If there are views that don't exist in the other instances, they must exist in a...

  • RE: Space Efficiency

    Your co-worker is correct - column order has no bearing on how SQL Server places the columns in the b-tree.

  • RE: problem calling stored procedure

    Lowell (2/21/2009)


    Jeff it does still work; it depends on the commands you use; I've got an article coming out on a procedure i wrote that returns the DDL of any...

  • RE: problem calling stored procedure

    Dirk Hondong (2/21/2009)


    I am still confused, but on a much higher level right now....

    It is not possible for me to just set a use @dbname inside the proc. The use...

  • RE: problem calling stored procedure

    Lowell (2/21/2009)


    to get a procedure to run under the context of the database it is called from, doesn't it HAVE to be in the MASTER database and also at least...

  • RE: Backup and Restore data only

    Lynn Pettis (2/20/2009)


    Not using BACKUP and RESTORE. You'd have to export the data to files and then import those files.

    Nah - that's too much work. You'd have to...

  • RE: problem calling stored procedure

    Yes - there are probably several scripts already available on this site that do what you want.

  • RE: problem calling stored procedure

    When you run this as a script - it will run in the context of the database you are using. When you create it as a stored procedure, it...

  • RE: string building

    Seggerman (2/19/2009)


    I had this problem at an earlier job and it was a dog - arf! Making the WHERE select into a temp file helped a bit. If...

  • RE: queries across two database connections

    I would recommend using Redgate's SQL Data Compare instead of writing your own. But, if you don't want to go that route:

    1) Create a linked server from one system...

  • RE: How to convert INTEGER to TIME

    DECLARE @seconds int;

    SET @seconds = 14400;

    SELECT DATEADD(second, @seconds, '20090101')

    ,CONVERT(char(5), DATEADD(second, @seconds, '20090101'), 108);

  • RE: User vs. Instance\User

    Ahhh, yes - should have been clearer and stated that it shows up under logins. If you script the login, you will see the difference.

    For windows users it will...

  • RE: How do you manage a cluster in SQL 2005

    Yes - that is correct, if you count the private addresses needed for the cluster heartbeat connection. Forgot about those 🙂

  • RE: User vs. Instance\User

    If you look at the properties of each one of those users, you will see that the user with the instance\username is a windows user and those users without the...

  • RE: How do you manage a cluster in SQL 2005

    At a minimum, for a two node cluster hosting SQL Server you are going to have four IP addresses.

    One for each node

    One for the virtual cluster name

    One for the virtual...

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