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  • RE: database upgrade

    Thanks, yes I did the backup - restore option.

    I see after restore the database on the 2008 server, at the database property-options, compatibility level is SQL server 2000(80)

    My question is...

  • RE: transaction log full by ssis job

    Thank you, it is helpful!

  • RE: Command line to run ssis

    Thank you all, I do see the person today, I asked her she wrote it manually.

    I thought it is a pain to do that esp.with some parameters.

    good to know the...

  • RE: multiple update statements to update the same table

    Thanks, in the query, you use:

    SELECT .elAttendanceAreaID, o.msAttendanceAreaID, o.hsAttendanceAreaID

    INTERSECT

    SELECT .elAttendanceAreaID, n.msAttendanceAreaID, n.hsAttendanceAreaID

    Does the first .elAttendanceAreaID, you dropped O, and second...

  • RE: NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT

    Thanks, I got to windows computer management, I see a group called SQLServerSQLAgentUser$..

    What I see is only one member:

    NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT (S-1-5-80....)

    There is no my domain account there.

  • RE: NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT

    SQLKnowItAll (2/15/2012)


    Let's try this explanation... When you use SQL Server Configuration Manager to change the logon for a service, it does not "add" that domain user to SQL Server. It...

  • RE: NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT

    SQLKnowItAll (2/15/2012)


    They are groups. Notice when you look at the icons in SSMS they are not a single person, they are 2. So, a domain account that gets...

  • RE: NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT

    EdVassie (2/15/2012)


    The NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT and NT SERVICE\MSSQLSERVER entries are what are known as Service SIDs. Google can tell you more about what these are.

    To me, it looks like your...

  • RE: NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT

    Gianluca Sartori (2/14/2012)


    Under which account is SQL Server Agent running? Is it [NT SERVICE\SQLSERVERAGENT] or a domain user?

    Please run this to discover the service account name.

    SELECT servicename, service_account

    FROM sys.dm_server_services

    WHERE...

  • RE: SQL server service account

    Thanks, most of our server are sql 2008, only one is R2,

    I tried on R2, it works. but not on sql server 2008, good to know.

    Thanks all

  • RE: database files logical name vs physical name

    So if I do from ssms, I can restore the database first without changing the origial file name, then after the database restored, then I can go to database property,...

  • RE: add pacakge

    Thanks, that makes sense, will do that way.

  • RE: database files logical name vs physical name

    Thanks, so it can only be done using script, ssms cannot do it, is that right?

    Thanks

  • RE: SQL server service account

    Thanks, but I got Invalid object name 'sys.dm_server_service'.

  • RE: multiple update statements to update the same table

    CELKO (2/12/2012)


    Dev (2/12/2012)


    This is what I said...

    I must agree with Joe this time. I understand his example & serious consequences if OP’s case follows the same pattern.

    I know...

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