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  • RE: stupid stupid stupid restore problem

    Magy

    sounds like the best advice is check what machine backup software you currently use. Check if there is an open file agent, if so trawl through your recent tapes looking...

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  • RE: Restore error from bak file

    dude

    substitute

    exec sp_ExecuteSql @sqlstr

    for

    Print @sqlstr

    and post the output

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  • RE: Error Installing SQL 2K5 Developer Edition

    at a guess your login credentials dont allow you to install the software, group\local policy in force maybe?

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  • RE: How do you manage a cluster in SQL 2005

    the most complex part of the system is getting the cluster and its resouces in place, the rest is plain sailing

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  • RE: Database restore wanings and error messages

    ALZDBA (2/18/2009)


    We use this sequence:

    1) restore the db to SQL2005

    2) DBCC for DATA_PURITY

    3) switch to dblevel 90 (if possible)

    4) rebuild all indexes (individually)

    5) dbcc updateusage with count_rows

    6) sp_updatestats

    7) synchronize users

    8)...

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  • RE: How to know whether the sqlserver is 32 bit or 64 bit

    Ewan Hampson (2/18/2009)


    Perry Whittle (2/17/2009)


    select serverproperty('edition')

    'edition' only seems to return eg "Enterprise Edition", nothing about processor. Though I don't have 64-bit to see if that's any different.

    run it on...

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  • RE: How to know whether the sqlserver is 32 bit or 64 bit

    select serverproperty('edition')

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  • RE: SQL or Oracle

    Jeff Moden (2/15/2009)


    Heh... that's one man's opinion. Anything that won't even allow for more than a 30 character object name certainly isn't the most flexible of the two. ...

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  • RE: System.OutOfMemoryException

    Ninja's_RGR'us (2/15/2009)


    Hey Darth. stop reading my freaking mind!!!

    or is it the other way around :D.

    i find your lack of faith most disturbing ....... LOL

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  • RE: System.OutOfMemoryException

    Ninja's_RGR'us (2/15/2009)


    since showing 10M records to the users is quite useless (from my humble experience).

    my thoughts exactly

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  • RE: help with backup and restore sql logins

    you are trying to insert a varbinary value into a dynamic sql string.

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  • RE: stupid stupid stupid restore problem

    Ninja's_RGR'us (2/13/2009)


    That reminds me of those 2 procs... hoping you don't need to use them anytime soon :

    exec sp_update_resume

    exec sp_distribute_resume

    😀 got a feeling he'll be using those anytime now.

    Ninja's_RGR'us...

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  • RE: SQL 2005 DBmail via SMTP server

    could be you cannot resolve the hostname have you tried using the IP address

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  • RE: Permission for Truncate Statment

    one way is to create a database user that is not mapped to a sql login but has alter permissions on the tables to truncate. When the devs execute use...

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  • RE: RAID 5 vs RAID10

    Jackal (2/13/2009)


    Q:\ Quorum

    is this a clustered sql set up then?

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