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  • RE: A Database Design Test

    The normalisation then ERD then simple querying test is something we use as a norm in our interviews for DB bods including DBA's. We give them a simple form of...

  • RE: TempDB in RAM

    SSD's do indeed need system RAM but with 1 TB of RAM.. well it doesn't really matter does it.

    Have a look at Wesley Browns article on Fusion SSD's on SQLServerCentral.

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/SSD+Disks/69693/

    1K...

  • RE: xp_readerrorlog pegging the CPU

    Depending on the Service pack level there is a bug in both SQL 2005 and SQL 2008 with xp_readerrorlog. The rollback message you get is also spurious.

    Once xp_readerrorlog gets hung...

  • RE: Scripts for monitoring

    Greg Larson has written an article with a good base of scripts for performance metrics, they are flexible and gives you the groundwork to add additional metrics as you like....

  • RE: Tax Day

    I work for an independant government body and things are worse - our pay has been frozen for last 2 years and probably this coming year (this adds up to...

  • RE: SSRS vs CR

    One thing that doesn't seem to have been mentioned.

    As far as I remember the Enterprise edition (report server version) of CR requires an ActiveX object to be installed on the...

  • RE: Analysis Services vs. QlikView

    I'd agree with thesuda on the complexity of the product, but the licensing is pretty much on par with things like BO and OBIEE if not slightly cheaper and at...

  • RE: Analysis Services vs. QlikView

    I can tell you something about Qlikview and no.. I don't work for them.

    The organisation I work for used Qlikview for about 4 years as a reporting tool for a...

  • RE: How to find DB size in Sql 2008/2005

    This should do it for you, I take no credit for it, it is mainly someone elses code (whose I cannot recall) that has been slightly amended.

    The DBPcnt column is...

  • RE: New Drive added to SQL Server 2005 not showing up

    I had the same problem a few moons ago with a cluster an outsourced IT company added disks to but they forgot about the SQL Server part - doh!

    I found...

  • RE: The Phantom DBA

    I started as an IT Analyst/Developer about 20 years ago (the analyst part was system and server admin, the Developer was mainly SQL and 'C' ), then moved to Network/Server...

  • RE: sql mail issue

    SQL Mail has always been a bit of a pig.

    This is culled from some FAQ I stumbled across many moons ago when I had the same issue.

    You must have apermanent...

  • RE: Good for the Goose

    In my experience the HR dept is frequently by-passed and a quid-pro-quo exists between the IT Manager and his/her IT workers. This quite often because IT depts quite often do...

  • RE: SQL 2005 32 or 64 bit

    hmmm.. I prefer select @@version

    gives you everything - all the service pack, build and edition info as well as microsofts dinky little copyright messages.

    🙂

  • RE: Unresponsive sql server - high CPU usage

    I have experienced SQL 2005 64bit Standard Edition doing a similar thing as you describe especially when our data analysts are crunching very large datasets. The results are; All connectivity...

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