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  • RE: sys.sysprocesses

    How long these process ids remain there (in case the sessions are closed). Anyone ?

  • RE: sys.sysprocesses

    How long these process ids remain there (in case the sessions are closed). I want to check only those session ids which are live, in use or not in use.

  • RE: sys.sysprocesses

    Yes. It says sleeping. But then there are other sessions which are not closed but still seen as sleeping. How can I differ between the two ? Should these sessions...

  • RE: sys.sysprocesses

    I tried the same actually. I opened two sessions and from one of them I ran one update statement. Once I closed that session with update command, and performed select...

  • RE: Regarding using VARCHAR(MAX)

    Here Sorry if I missed something but please clarify me. Varchar mean variable length character and when the length of a character is not defined then we should use varchar....

  • RE: db_datawriter and db_denydatawriter

    Thank you. I am looking to pinpoint on the idea of having a role with necessary permissions on required objects. Seems best as per our requirement.

  • RE: db_datawriter and db_denydatawriter

    Can I use implementing both db_datawriter and db_denydatawriter for the solution ?

  • RE: bcp problem

    Great. It worked with the hint FIRE_TRIGGERS. It resolved the blockage.

  • RE: Permissions on tables

    Thanks LutzM and Brian for your inputs. I will go through these views and try to get the information I am looking for.

  • RE: Query Performance Issues

    On thing I want to know:

    I have only one Clustered Index with columns C2, C3, C6 and C8 on table T1 which contains columns from C1 to C30. There...

  • RE: bcp Challenge

    "but you can bcp a FILE into or out of a shared directory that exists on a Unix machine..."

    - Thats what i am looking for. If say I have a...

  • RE: Linked server configuration

    Thanks Jared.

  • RE: Linked server configuration

    Thanks. Few more clarifications:

    1. If we use following command on server S1

    EXEC master.dbo.sp_addlinkedsrvlogin @rmtsrvname = N'S2', @locallogin = N'TestUser', @useself = N'True'

    Here does it means, that password is not required...

  • RE: Linked server configuration

    Passwords cannot be same. How can the logins be impersonated ?

  • RE: sql 2008 permissiong issues

    Yeah. I think it should be some manual error else it would have not occured in first place.

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