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  • Reply To: Stored Procedure to Output CSV from Select Query

    ZZartin wrote:

    What is the nature of the process that will be using the file?  There's a lot of options to get a table out of SQL Server into a file...

  • Reply To: Stored Procedure to Output CSV from Select Query

    thank you everyone

    I got this far but there is no csv file being produced.  Does anyone know why?  I got the script from online.

    -- To allow advanced...

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 months ago by water490.
    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 months ago by water490.
    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 months ago by water490.
  • Reply To: DB Size

    the db is 11080.00 MB and the log is 17032.00 MB.  Why do I need the log file?  My DB is backed up so if something happens to the tables...

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 months ago by water490.
  • Reply To: DB Size

    thanks everyone.  i will review and get back to you if I have any questions

  • Reply To: DB Size

    Can I change it?  I would like it to grow as the data gets larger...not start off so big and then the data size doesn't justify the db size.

  • Reply To: DB size

    In Access, I would see that the DB size would keep increasing even after I deleted data.  I had to shrink the database to get back to its true size. ...

  • Reply To: DB size

    Jeffrey Williams wrote:

    Here is an article you should review: https://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/managing-transaction-logs (also linked to in my signature).

    If your database is in full recovery model - you *must* perform frequent log backups (at...

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by water490.
  • Reply To: C# Script

    Thank you both for your replies.  I will review.  Coding isn't my strength so it will take a bit of time to process the suggestions.  Thank you again!!

  • Reply To: C# Script

    Anyone able to help me with this?

    Thank you

  • Reply To: SS2019 Running Extremely Slow

    Jeff Moden wrote:

    Even with the columnstore thing, the original issue on this thread has never been solved.  What made the old query suddenly perform so poorly when the database was moved...

  • Reply To: SS2019 Running Extremely Slow

    frederico_fonseca wrote:

    instead of having all your tables as heap and with additional non clustered indexes (columnstore or not) try and make one of them a clustered columnstore (or a normal...

  • Reply To: SS2019 Running Extremely Slow

    another question...

    the execution plan says to create a non-clustered index on main table with the suggested fields:

    Missing INdex (Impact 41.8205): Create Nonclustered index [<Name of missing index, sysname,>] on dbo.MyDB...

    • This reply was modified 4 years ago by water490.
  • Reply To: SS2019 Running Extremely Slow

    frederico_fonseca wrote:

    while looking into it - was there a reason for you to build a heap with columnstore indexes instead of making one of them a clustered columnstore index?

    the query...

  • Reply To: SS2019 Running Extremely Slow

    frederico_fonseca wrote:

    while looking into it - was there a reason for you to build a heap with columnstore indexes instead of making one of them a clustered columnstore index?

    this worked!  ...

  • Reply To: SS2019 Running Extremely Slow

    frederico_fonseca wrote:

    while looking into it - was there a reason for you to build a heap with columnstore indexes instead of making one of them a clustered columnstore index?

    This is...

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