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  • RE: Mirroring and Clustering

    As far as mirroring is concerned I believe that you can mirror from 2005 to 2008, but you won't be able to fail back to 2005 - which really makes...

  • RE: DR for large database

    Did you evaluate database mirroring as an alternative to log shipping? It somewhat depends on distance between the servers, but it might serve your purposes in terms of making...

  • RE: Scheduled backups for LARGE server installations

    Agree with the above. I use SSIS to automate my nightly backup and offsite FTP process, but really it's just a nice wrapper for a few different scripts. ...

  • RE: Need statistics update several times a day to prevent slow database

    If the problem is parameter sniffing (and it seems likely) then there are two paths that you can take. The first is the correct path - determine which parameters...

  • RE: Need statistics update several times a day to prevent slow database

    Chances are that you will get the same execution plan, but with different actual counts. It would be helpful if you can determine the range of parameter values that...

  • RE: DELETE command - ANSI/SQL Compliant vs Transact-SQL

    Same. If you had to port an app to Oracle for example, then delete queries would be one of the easier conversions. In my experience, ANSI standards only...

  • RE: SSIS or Import

    I doubt you can do it with the import wizard, maybe with SSIS ... the problem is that each line has different segments so it doesn't map readily to a...

  • RE: Moving Day

    An alternative to running a trace would be to periodically capture cached query plans in xml format (from sys.dm_exec_query_plan and sys.dm_exec_cached_plans), and interrogate the results for occurrences of the table,...

  • RE: Logshipping configuration betwenn different editions of SQL Server 2005

    I'm not aware of any problems in what you are trying to do - the log formats are the same.

  • RE: How To Get Table Row Counts Quickly And Painlessly

    rja.carnegie (9/2/2009)


    Why doesn't "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table" look at an index, which apparently it doesn't(?)

    It should pick the smallest index (by page reads).

  • RE: SSN MAsking - Performance Issue

    If you don't need to do this on the SQL side you could run a regex on the client side (meaning the calling process) before displaying/emailing the data. If...

  • RE: Slicing and Dicing

    jpowers (8/12/2009)


    Personally, I would prefer to pay only for the channels I watch. I see no reason why they can't allow us to pay just for our preferred entertainment.

    I'm sure...

  • RE: Hyperbac

    TheSQLGuru (8/12/2009)


    4) IIRC you do not need license to do restore-only activity.

    Unless it has changed within the year, a restore-only server does requires a license and you pay maintenance on...

  • RE: Existance Check - Performance

    Jeff Moden (7/24/2009)


    happycat59 (7/23/2009)


    Using COUNT(1) requires SQL Server to return all records that meet the criteria.

    Ummmm.... nope... it doesn't... it stops searching as soon as it finds one record that...

  • RE: Hyperbac

    Is CPU pegged while the backups are running?

    Do the databases contain a lot of information that is already compressed or unsuitable for compression?

    What compression ratio do you get if...

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