If you have access to the log files taken using Commvault, why can't you use some homegrown method to restore those to your target database?  We use the OH scripts...

There appears to be a typo in the question in that it asks for "what command" but there are apparently two correct answers.  The answers have tick boxes which suggests...

Guess how my f$%^ing Saturday has started too.

Now it's Friday.  Mine started especially early too with a callout 45 minutes...

Cove

I can't speak about becoming full developers but we're currently in the process of migrating to AWS.  As part of this, I've found myself building Windows Failover Clusters and working...

One, please, always, despite this being a technical question, talk to someone in legal at your organization after you decide on a path forward.

Two, I've been studying this for...

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Heh... mine has started off with a bit of a "well that sucks" factor.  Whole new time-keeping system where they want me to categorize virtually every aspect of...

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It's a big year for us next year because we're moving into AWS.  The initial migration will be like-for-like to maintain consistency but there's going to be the opportunity to...

One of my domain passwords expired yesterday so I asked the service desk to reset it for me.  I then spent half an hour trying to create a password that...

When you say the PDWEDT column is numeric, how exactly is it stored?  Your code returns '2021-11-28 hh:mm:ss.nnn' as  last Sunday with the precise time dependent on when the code was...

If you're running the .bat file as a Operating system (CmdExec) step, have you tried running it as a SQL Server agent proxy using credentials for a user that has...

You're welcome.  You could also do:

Create TRIGGER [dbo].[tinsert]

ON [dbo].[TBL_LiveData]

AFTER UPDATE

As

DECLARE 
@Prozessstart integer = 0 -- An alternative method of setting a variable.
,@liveDataValue integer ;

SELECT @liveDataValue = value...

The basic syntax to set a variable in T-SQL is

SET @Prozessstart = 0

Your example is missing the SET in the first two instances where you set your...