I'm not completely clear here. When you say logon, do you mean connect to SQL Server or log on to the physical console of the server?

If you mean when the...

Actually if you use a third party tool I don't think it's too bad reading the log. Lumigent, Red Gate, ApexSQL, Golden Gate all have tools that work well.

The...

Lowell,

Thanks and we'll look at implementing this.

Steve

Not really. It was my mistake in the first place

Must have been one of those early morning or late night questions.

Points have been awarded back and the question corrected.

I've written about this before, but for most DBAs I've talked with, the cube/dimension/measure concepts are not something they understand. It's a huge leap of understanding to go from the...

Besides the DTS articles here, you might try http://www.sqldts.com as well.

Not sure what happened there. Looks like someone submitted a script with a link to a bad image file. We'vee removed it.

Tried 4guysfromrolla.com?

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Rog,

Seems like you're on the right track here and with the advice from Colin and Gila.

First I'd tell the acting DBAs that database size has nothing to do with log...

You can batch things like this:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/sjones/batching.asp

Are you looking to have all stored procedures in the original database (dbA) access the tables in the new databases (dbB) and the tables will be deleted from dbA?

You need...

update sd2

set sd2.distinguishedname = sd.distinguishedname

from staffdetails2 sd2

inner join staffdetails sd

on sd2 = displayname = sd.displayname

I don't think this is possible. There should not be anything in an insert that needs to know about other threads unless this is some type of performance monitoring application.