Hi,

You should look into utilizing the ForEach object from the Toolbox. You can configure it to loop through each file in a directory and have a process within the...

A good article to point out the checksum "issue".

The one tip that I think the community would benefit from is how to ensure the bit is flipped on and that...

I don't necessarily have a script to provide, but depending on how many tables there are, you could, in SSSM, highlight the Indexes node under a table, pull up the...

You would not be able to pull the disks from the clustered SQL instance (and you probably shouldn't want to since the upgraded application will be running there). You'd...

The one problem we have with measuring uptime is that the server uptime doesn't necessarily mean the SQL Server was accessible at all times. We made a custom check...

Until SP2 comes up, when you add the node, it will go on C:\ anyway. There's no way to specify otherwise.

So, if you put all the shared components on...

I notice that you are trying to backup to the same disk you're data files live on. I agree with Gail that this is an IO issue based on...

Thanks for the follow up to this. It's good to know that it will be fixed in SP2.

A little late to the party on this one:

Have you tried something like this:

dbcc shrinkfile(DataFileName, 100)

That will try to shrink the file down to 100MB as best as it can....

Thanks. I will give that a shot.

Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear.

I'd like to have one row per server, and toggle the details row(s); that is correct.

However, the only columns I really need viewable are the...

Thanks for the link. However, that reinforces what I'm not looking for.

From the drill down perspective, that works, but if I have a data set with 30 columns, then...

Wow, that was so disgustingly easy and was exactly what i was looking for...

Thanks so much!

Impossible to google for something like that, so I turned to my peers here,...

Can you elaborate on the valid values section? I have the default values set to an expression of the previous parameters.

In short, I have a date/time parameter, and I have...

I guess that would have helped, huh? I have attached it.

Thanks for taking a look!