WayneS (9/10/2014)

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Sean Lange (9/9/2014)

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I think I should be able to make it for the afternoon sessions. The last game should be done a little before noon. Cerner is about 45...

I see people using int for dates in a dimensional modeling area. Makes some sense, and then you wouldn't have the lovely "my date doesn't fit in 7 char" issue.

You are welcome and sorry I don't have anything else. If you figure it out, I'd be interested in knowing what happened.

I don't see anything for reorganize, but this piece says queries still run with rebuild, so I suspect things will be fine, albeit, potentially slower

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlcat/archive/2008/11/06/best-practices-for-integrated-full-text-search-ifts-in-sql-2008.aspx

Do you have automatic updates turned...

I'd say certify on 2012. Much is the same, a few additions, but the cert will be something you can use longer.

Are these the same? Or two different databases?

Admin stuff fairly similar in most cases. Lots of T-SQL changes. The Inside SQL Server stuff, especially Itzik's Windowing book are great.

Quote on the drive? Other than that, no reason for SQL not to try. Nothing in SQL Error log?

Jeff Moden (9/10/2014)

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Heh... yeah... just like they gave us the ability to write extended stored procedures. ;-)...

You can restore with STANDBY and it's then readable when it's not restoring, but it's still really in the restoring state because more logs can be added.

I'm not sure I completely understand. You're giving data, but you haven't explained what in the data you'd like changed, so I'm not sure I'm completely understanding. It's good to...

Please do, though I'm not sure how easily it is to get a fix implemented. A few projects have taken everyone away for the time being.

Eric M Russell (9/10/2014)

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It is surprising to see someone put PowerShell at the top of the list; maybe because the website is geared toward Windows Server administrators, and Microsoft is...

Only working 3/4 of a year?

Can I...

Refiling with a bump. Not hopeful, but ever optimistic.