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  • RE: Moving Database Files in SQL Server

    you need to move the folder contents under the folder path that contains the file stream data. Check books online for more info on the alter database command

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  • RE: Log shipping between SQL Server 2000 and SQL 2008R2

    why do you want to log ship between 2000 and 2008, do you understand the ramifications of doing this?

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  • RE: Log shipping between SQL Server 2000 and SQL 2008R2

    Simha24 (2/15/2013)


    I am going to implement log shipping between 2000 (primary ) and 2008 R2 (secondary).

    Why???

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  • RE: Log Shipping Failover Test

    MissTippsInOz (2/14/2013)


    However I did, and still believe its necessary

    The idea is to keep the 2 way configuration in place as the document states.

    From the error it sounds like an agent...

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  • RE: Log Shipping Failover Test

    The link I posted does not tell you to run sp_delete_log_shipping_primary_secondary or sp_delete_log_shipping_primary_database for the role reversal!!

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  • RE: Split VLDB into Multiple data files

    balasach82 (2/14/2013)


    My database is already populate, its 523gb now.

    1. Can I create new files in new drive but in Primary filegroup

    If the database and its primary filegroup is already at...

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  • RE: create database failed

    sumith1andonly1 (2/13/2013)


    I try to create database in sql server(logon as windows authentication).

    GOT ERROR : "User does not have permission to create database".

    Then i tried to enable 'sa' account.but it also...

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  • RE: Log Shipping Failover Test

    MissTippsInOz (2/13/2013)


    Hi

    I'm currently running some DR testing and have failed over a couple of databases to our DR site. Generally the process was:

    Tail log backup on ServerA with NORECOVERY

    RESTORE...

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  • RE: Moving Database Files in SQL Server

    No but since the database id may change history would be lost here

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  • RE: Moving Database Files in SQL Server

    Jason Shadonix (2/13/2013)


    Right...but the mere fact that you have to type in slightly different syntax to attach a database isn't by itself an argument to stop detatching and attaching databases....

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  • RE: Moving Database Files in SQL Server

    I'm not being snarky that comment is a subtle hint.

    The old

    EXEC sp_attach_db @dbname = N'AdventureWorks2012', @filename1 =

    N'C:\Somepath\AdventureWorks2012_Data.mdf', @filename2 =

    N'C:\Somepath\AdventureWorks2012_log.ldf';

    The new

    CREATE DATABASE database_name

    ON PRIMARY (name=mydb_data, filename='d:\somepath\mydbdata.mdf')

    LOG ON (name=mydb_log,...

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  • RE: Moving Database Files in SQL Server

    Jason Shadonix (2/13/2013)


    But that's just a minor syntax change in the process. [/Quote]

    You're joking right? Create and alter database have been enhanced extensively to include extra commands (file management, mirroring,...

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  • RE: Split VLDB into Multiple data files

    balasach82 (2/13/2013)


    My database files are in 1 drive. My database has grown huge andwill keep on increasing in size. To better utilise the disk space and to manage the db,...

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  • RE: Moving Database Files in SQL Server

    Jason Shadonix (2/12/2013)


    Question - What advantages does this method have over the detatch/reattach method of moving files around?

    It's the supported way of moving database files and doesn't involve dropping the...

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  • RE: Split VLDB into Multiple data files

    balasach82 (2/12/2013)


    We have an 600gb database as a single mdf and ldf. Due to various reasons, we are planning to split them into multiple files (4) as,

    Database_Data.mdf

    Database_1.ndf

    Database_2.ndf

    Database_3.ndf

    Database_4.ndf

    Database_log.ldf

    I have decided on...

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