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  • RE: Reorganizing Indexes in 2008 R2

    Thanks Ninja's_RGR'us.

  • RE: Shrink Database in Simple Recovery Mode

    mail.pnreddy (3/21/2011)


    I was able to shrink successfully.

    Here are the steps i followed.

    Change the DB back to Simple If it is in Full mode.

    Change it back to Full mode.

    Use T-sql

    DBCC...

  • RE: Memory pressure

    Marios Philippopoulos (3/19/2011)


    I have a few questions for you:

    Is your sql instance on 32- or 64-bit platform?

    What is the RAM on the server?

    Is the instance sharing resources with other applications...

  • RE: Reorganizing Indexes in 2008 R2

    Patricia Johnson (3/19/2011)


    I am trying to reorganize indexes using a maintenance plan in SSMS.

    I am getting this message:

    ...cannot be reorganized because page level locking is disabled....

  • RE: Shrink Database in Simple Recovery Mode

    Truncating and shrinking the log file both are same[/url]

  • RE: INDEX DEFRAGMENTATION SCRIPT

    Click here:INDEX DE-FRAGMENTATION SCRIPT for SQL server 2000 [/url]

    Edit: to Fix the link

  • RE: error 229

    bbsr (3/10/2011)


    use the gui to create logins.

    What the GUI shows . Attach me the screen shot.

  • RE: SP takes about 11 sec inside app. -- But instantly in SQL Mgmt Studio

    Grant,

    Oh... i didn't read it fullly.

    ---

    You changed your picture 🙂

  • RE: SP takes about 11 sec inside app. -- But instantly in SQL Mgmt Studio

    mymail.default (3/9/2011)


    Hello,

    A single stmt stored proc (the stmt is basically a view from many tables) takes about 11-12 sec. from an app. However, it runs instantaneously in SSMS.

    Any ideas as...

  • RE: error 229

    bbsr (3/9/2011)


    i log in using my windows credentials and have read and write permission.

    You don't have permission to do this.

    You didn't replied my 1st question

  • RE: error 229

    bbsr (3/9/2011)


    hi,

    How do you execute a DBCC command on a database which is hidden....

    You can't run.

    How your are create the login gui or script.

    What permission do you have ?

  • RE: error 229

    sean.massey (3/6/2011)


    Hi,

    Can you run dbcc checkdb on the database 'mssqlsystemresource'.

    How to run ?

  • RE: database size

    Jeff you are right.

    I think the alternative way is create a sperate user for the application and give necessary rights to the user.

  • RE: database size

    gsuvarnarekha (2/28/2011)


    Hi,

    Is any problem for user having the public role?

    Thanks

    Rekha

    Rekha

    Public role couldn't have permision to view that table.

    Give the grant VIEW ANY DEFINITION to public role.

  • RE: database size

    Go google..

    The minimum permissions that are required to see the corresponding row are CREATE DATABASE, ALTER ANY DATABASE, or VIEW ANY DEFINITION.

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