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  • RE: Isolation levels

    Michael Riemer (8/6/2013)


    Was looking for the trick in the question - great back to basics. Thanks.

    +1

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  • RE: PRIMARY KEY VS UNIQUE KEY*

    On the other hand, an Unique Index is an index that doesn't allow for duplicate values but it is not a Referential Integrity constraint.

    Paul,what exactly you mean by that..

    As we...

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  • RE: LEN and CONVERT

    Nice Question

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  • RE: Parameter Sniffing and Sniffing Memory

    loved reading it

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  • RE: Mirroring Standard and Enterprise

    not sure about 2005 but in 2008 and above you can upgrade the servers without downtime.

    first upgrade the mirror server

    then fail-over to to mirror server

    then upgrade initial primary server

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  • RE: Certification

    Training kit books are really helpful to me...

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  • RE: Migration of Maintenance Plans - Server to Server

    maintenance plans are stored in msdb.

    So restoring the msdb on new server should server your purpose.

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  • RE: Contained database

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff929071.aspx

    this might help you.

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  • RE: What will convert return?

    Good question..and I have seen this behavior earlier as well.

    As per BOL, "*" is returned when we try to convert to char and varchar and

    Error message when try on convert...

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  • RE: SQL Server 2012 Concat

    its new function added in SQL 2012

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  • RE: SP_Spaceused

    As there is lot of unallocated space then once you can shrink the file..

    if it grows again then don't shrink file again.

    Note:As specified by some geeks ,it is not advisable...

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  • RE: MCSA 70-461 --Question 2

    thanks Gail,,,I got what author is trying to say...

    I think instead of clustered index he should have used clustered table to make it clear..

    SQL Server uses an allocation order scan...

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  • RE: MCSA 70-461 --Question 2

    HanShi (7/9/2013)


    The answer is B.

    Does the exam kit has an explanation or link to why C should be the correct answer?

    Writer's Explanation

    3. correct answer: c

    a. incorrect: When SQL...

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  • RE: SQL Server 2012 Concat

    Carlo Romagnano (7/9/2013)


    select concat(null + 'Hello','testString') as a

    , null+'testString' as b

    It simply returns 'testString', NULL

    😀

    Looks ok to me as :

    null + 'Hello' --->NULL

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  • RE: Len() with different datatypes

    Hugo Kornelis (7/8/2013)


    Not a bad question, but the explanation is only partial. Here's a fuller explanation.

    For varchar, trailing spaces are preserved, so the variable stores six letters plus two trailing...

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