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  • RE: AlwaysOn ReadIntent via SSMS not routing?

    Adam Bean (11/24/2014)


    Ya got me again. Previously I was specifying the database, this time I was not. As soon as I specified the database, it indeed took me to 03.

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  • RE: AlwaysOn ReadIntent via SSMS not routing?

    Adam Bean (11/24/2014)


    When I connect to the listener with ;ApplicationIntent=ReadOnly, it still lands on the current primary (which is SQL01\AO1):

    Shouldn't I have landed on SQL03 first?

    Are you specifying the listener...

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  • RE: backup and restore users and logins

    It doesnt get the server roles but i use this

    SELECT'CREATE LOGIN [' + name + '] WITH PASSWORD = ' +

    sys.fn_varbintohexstr(password_hash) +

    ' HASHED, SID = ' + sys.fn_varbintohexstr(sid) +...

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  • RE: AlwaysOn ReadIntent via SSMS not routing?

    Would check your replica names if i were you, seems you're using O and not 0 in some of the replica names and that's likely why it fails

    ALTER AVAILABILITY GROUP...

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  • RE: AlwaysOn ReadIntent via SSMS not routing?

    assuming you're sorted now??

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  • RE: Clustering

    Firstly, why are you using a disk based quorum?

    How many nodes are in the cluster?

    Are they geographically dispersed?

    To remove the quorum disk, reconfigure the quorum type with failover cluster manager...

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  • RE: How to Move database restoring mode to standby mode in logshipping

    HanShi (11/24/2014)


    Specify the last LOG file in a new RESTORE command and use the "STANDBY = undo_file_name" option instead of the NORECOVERY. The LOG file to use can be the...

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  • RE: Does changing the service account update the NTFS permissions?

    the sql server ntfs permissions are secured by the use of either local groups in ealier versions of windows or by virtual server accounts for Windows 2008 on. As the...

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  • RE: SQL Server has encountered 1 occurrence(s) of I/O requests taking longer than 15 seconds

    incidentally is this an iSCSI storage system or FC?

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  • RE: Failing over a SQL Cluster Instance

    PhilipC (8/7/2014)


    Perry Whittle (8/7/2014)


    If you plan a failover, always stop your application services first. Why intentionally rip the database from under the app when you could have a clean shutdown...

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  • RE: Restoring Using t-sql 2012 database

    run them in same query window as that has the single connection

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  • RE: Opinions on 2014 vs 2012 for a small database? (LONG post)

    Wayne West (11/21/2014)


    Perry Whittle (11/21/2014)


    If you're talking transparent database encryption then Exprsss edition is not going to provide this. It's an Enterprise feature only

    I will not deploy Express for something...

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  • RE: Restoring Using t-sql 2012 database

    are you running the restore within the same window as the prvious commands?

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  • RE: Opinions on 2014 vs 2012 for a small database? (LONG post)

    If you're talking transparent database encryption then Exprsss edition is not going to provide this. It's an Enterprise feature only

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  • RE: Restoring Using t-sql 2012 database

    Maddave (11/21/2014)


    There is still one or more connections to the database. Exec sp_who2 and look to see what connections are connected to your database.

    Not if this completed successfully

    USE [master]

    ALTER...

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