detach, copy files, attach them again.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Administering/usingvbscripttoautomatetasks/1171/

Don't cross post. We see all threads.

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Depending on how you structure your SAN, you might not get benefits from splitting out on the SAN.

You have some good reasons, but I've not seen any really good articles...

Did you have any filters applied besides the time? It's possible that something held you up, but it didn't take a long time itself to complete.

I grab reads/sec, transactions/sec, and some disk activity as a baseline in addition to above. Nice to have when someone says "it's slow"

http://sqlblog.com/blogs/linchi_shea/rss.aspx?Tags=Perl&AndTags=1

How is that easier than detach/attach? I'd argue it's easier to make mistakes with the alter database command.

I'm not saying English is good or bad. It is predominant. Air controllers, bankers, import/export officials, government officials, all around the world, in most countries, can speak English along with...

Ah, good one Matt. Yep, that's needed.

My training company recently sent someone to a large company and they required $1M of E&O insurance. It wasn't too expensive, a few hundred...

Party at PASS in November! Games, prizes, probably no MVP poster, but love to shake some hands and meet some of you.

Use "SSC" as the source code when you register.

Thre's other insurance. Workman's comp, payment if you get injured on the job, isn't provided. Possibly you could sue the company, but this is basic insurance that every business with...

TOAD has been a load on workstations before for me, but it's a good tool. I have lots of Oracle/DB2 friends that love it.

Embarkadero has ER/Studio that's a good reverse...

Bob, that's an interesting solution, but it has the problem of you constantly having to read and store back more information on a regular basis. That could end up being...

Sorry, Gail. Appears that eWeek messed it up as even Google shows that link.

The story is also here: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9056778