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  • Reply To: Backing up and Restoring a 3 terabyte database takes over 5 hours

    ericwenger1 wrote:

    I have a 3 terabyte database that is taking over 5 hours to backup and restore. I'm utilizing multiple files to do the backup. We are on an Azure...

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  • Reply To: SQL Backups Continuing After Migrating SQL Server Off Azure

    Ross Tyler wrote:

    Hello,

    Some months back we migrated an Azure SQL server off Azure and onto a private cloud. The Azure instance was subsequently deleted from within Azure. We've noticed that daily...

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  • Reply To: SSIS Execution Error

    the DMK is part of the encryption hierarchy used to encrypt the sensitive data withn the database, it must be backed up and restored.

    There are various logins provisioned into the...

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  • Reply To: SSIS Execution Error

    confirm you backed up and restored the DMK?

    What other steps did you take to migrate the ssisdb?

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  • Reply To: SSIS Execution Error

    when you migrated the ssisdb did you follow the procedure to obtain the DMK, there are various guides on how to do this and the other steps involved

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  • Reply To: cluster node quarantined

    Have you checked the cluster logs, export them via Powershell and inspect them for any errors, this link details the Get-ClusterLog cmdlet

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/failoverclusters/get-clusterlog?view=windowsserver2022-ps

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  • Reply To: Time and Space: How to Monitor Drive Space in SQL Server

    it all depends on what data you wish to harvest and build the schema to match, there's no offering out of the box that i've seen

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  • Reply To: Time and Space: How to Monitor Drive Space in SQL Server

    many different ways of doing it using various cmdlets, had been trying get-volume and get-wmiobject, get-ciminstance seems to be preferred though, looking to make use of the sql table target...

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  • Reply To: Time and Space: How to Monitor Drive Space in SQL Server

    Whatever schema you want them to be

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  • Reply To: Time and Space: How to Monitor Drive Space in SQL Server

    Central Management Server

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  • Reply To: Time and Space: How to Monitor Drive Space in SQL Server

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Sam Catchesides wrote:

    I implemented a similar solution at work, logging the disk free space (along with database free space) to a table along with when it was recorded. Simple SSRS...

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  • Reply To: Rebooting secondary replica of AG causes some databases to stop synchronizing

    Have you checked the cluster log for more detailed event information

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  • Reply To: Rebooting secondary replica of AG causes some databases to stop synchronizing

    First question is why 50 dbs per AG, generally you want all application related dbs in a per application AG, are these sharepoint databases

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  • Reply To: Some but not all databases in Availability Group are inaccessible

    Is the group set synchronous or asynchronous mode

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  • Reply To: Can not Truncate the database because β€œSecondary has no log was added”

    Have there been any alter database actions on the primary?

    do the primary and secondary instances have the same drive\path assignments

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