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  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    Thanks for that.

    I note that flag 1205 shows more detailed info - is this a good idea instead of 1204, or does it generate too much info? Is 1204 sufficient...

  • RE: Splitting a table - a good idea?

    I have a couple of places where splitting a table is likely to be useful - in both cases there are two distict areas of information that are updated by...

  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    The idea of using Count(1) sounds interesting - why is this better?

    Also the BETWEEN statement - Is this this faster because it dosnt have to do three descrete checks?

    I appreciate...

  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    This is what i have not in fact (NOLOCK) - i'll see if any more deadlocks occur in the future...

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  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    Trouble is that by the time i know about this the process has been thrown off. If would be neat to be able to trap the deadlock event itself and...

  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    Tne query is run as OpenStatic for this reason.

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    One thing to bear in mind when accessing databases using ADO is the cursortype....

  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    It was a select that was being thrown out, although it is a horrible query (lots of joins).

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    Hey,

    If deadlocks increase, you can...

  • RE: Avoiding Deadlocks

    I have done some reading and it appears that a SELECT can cause a deadlock because it needs to lock both the table and the indexes before it reads data,...

  • RE: DBadministrator vs Developer

    In my experience the ideal is to have a realy good dba acting as gate keeper to the production systems, and a really good developer has gatekeeper from development to...

  • RE: The Case for SQL Logins - Part 1

    Well it's good to keep this topic under discussion. I agree that WA dosnt do anything for internet sites where there is a problem that has to be addressed.

    However i...

  • RE: Discover SQL Servers on a Network

    SQLDMO has an application object that in turn has a function called 'ListAvailableSQLServers' that (strangly enough) returns a list of SQL servers on your network.

    It's not perfect - it does...

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