You're going to have to do this manually. I would suggest that you find a better way to do this moving forward. Kevin's script is good, but if you have...

I hate to say it depends, but it does. If you start a synchronous transaction on the primary, and it can't be committed to the mirror, it doesn't get committed...

Chris Harshman (1/23/2015)

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My point was merely that no matter how much you THINK you know the business, you don't really know it like the people actually doing the business work....

Yep, but you need both files. If you lose one, then no restores.

Jack Corbett (1/23/2015)

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor (1/21/2015)

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So....

What's the superhero costume of choice here? SQL Bits is a month+ away, with the theme of superheroes for the Friday...

Multiple files are striped backups - http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Video/65295/

xsevensinzx (1/23/2015)

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That's a pretty bold and general statement about open source that as someone said, depends on the situation. I mean, I use open source all the time. I use...

Andrew..Peterson (1/23/2015)

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Sadly - that is NOT a very good sign. Other than PASS, where do they get their insight?

Now, if a company has a product that is not...

We don't have one. I see some in the BI forums, some in General.

What's the hotkey and definition here?

I think that ID as an acronym has a lot of meanings, including Identity Data or Identifying Data.

However, either way, I happily admit that I'm not necessarily consistent here. Orders...

Some info here: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/FILESTREAM/67668/

Also, a free book we have: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/books/94934/

Filestream would do it. No 2GB limit.

Loading would be like an image or other file. Essentially you stream it in. Stream it out. Like an image file. Any solution...

I tend to use ID, but that's I think my OCD coming in. ID is an acronym. Product is a word.

ProductId would look funny to me.

Sioban Krzywicki (1/23/2015)

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See...