We're not an Oracle site, but you might try a couple things.

First examine the data in the "b" table and look at the results for the additional filter. My guess...

Make sure you test a file that's 10x or 50X what you expect. Data grows, and while :20 seems reasonable, not sure it hurts to test and be sure you...

SQL Server is better than Oracle

The DMZ is a semi-secure area on your network. It's a buffer to your main network.

The typical configuration is:

Firewall -> DMZ subnet -> Firewall/router -> main network

Putting a SQL Server...

SQLRNNR (12/2/2011)

Stefan Krzywicki (12/2/2011)

There's a "bad words" list?...

Add a waitfor delay? I know sometimes the zip procs seem to complete, but there's still some work in Explorer to rewrite the file and update the NTFS stuff.

You always execute jobs from the server. Even if you connect from your workstation using SSMS, you are "asking" SQL Server to run the job.

If you want to run a...

The DC shouldn't be a huge load. I assume you have other DCs on your domain, or a small domain that's not too active.

Running anything on the SQL Server instance...

Don't be making me add IZ, haz, sertinz and a few more to the "bad words" list here.

Let us know how this works. I think it should work fine for you on the file fragmentation of the MDF. It shouldn't change any internal fragmentation of tables inside...

Good for you. A few...

brrrr, cold and windy

You can try this: http://ask.sqlservercentral.com/questions/71956/getting-the-source-code-from-a-clr-assembly

The compiled code is stored in the system tables. Decompiling it can be tricky. .NET Reflector from Red Gate may help, or another decompiler, but it...

The idea from GSquared is nice, but it could be a problem as well if you don't document this and make sure alerts will not fire or someone will not...

Not unless you had some type of monitoring or tracing in place. This isn't captured by default.