Script To shrinking log file
for both 7.0 and 2000. It generates log table and triggers for main table.Its avaliable for all dbs on current server.
2002-09-21
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Script Database Objects
Others have asked for this throught the disussion threads so I thought others might benefit as well.This SQL-DMO script will create multiple files for server logins (SIDs & encrypted passwords), database users, tables, procedures and views.1. Alter the script to reflect your server and path for output files.2. Create the job (ActiveX Script).Be great!Michael
2002-09-20
1,226 reads
Script to gain capacity information
Recently at my site we had a need to gather current capcatiy of all databases as well as table obejcts on our servers. although there are some out of the box stored proceudres to assist in this effort as well as some schema objects, they mostly would return information on one database at a time. […]
2002-09-20
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DTS package to read status of all jobs
This DTS package reads a list of servers from an XML configuration file, connects to each server, and writes a list of all failed jobs to a web page on the web server. Each morning, I just need to open my browser and I can see the status of all 42 of our servers.
2002-09-19
708 reads
Script All Jobs
We utilize this to script our jobs on a scheduled basis. The main advantage is that it is automated and really comes in handy when there is a large number of jobs.1. Create a job; ActiveX Script.2. Paste the code; change the server/path to your desired values.
2002-09-19
921 reads
Sp to enable, disable or list all Triggers in DB
This one is For SQL 2000.This SP enable,disable or list all the Triggers in the given database.If enable or disable are specified, finds all the triggers of all the tablesand enable or disable them, After that, it list all the triggers with it´s current state.If List is specified, then it only list the triggers with […]
2002-09-19
735 reads
SP to get Trigger and Table info
It is a very simple but useful SP to get Trigger and related table info especially on databases having large number of tables.
2002-09-19
370 reads
For SQL 2000. SP that shows clear info from sysindexes
This sp translate all the numeric info from sysindexes and translate it into text. Also, can generate a log file to later view.Is like the one I posted before, but this one is for SQL 2000.
2002-09-17
872 reads
Sp to enable, disable or list all Triggers in a DB (SQL 7)
This SP enable,disable or list all the Triggers in the given database.If enable or disable are specified, finds all the triggers of all the tablesand enable or disable them, After that, it list all the triggers with it´s current state.If List is specified, then it only list the triggers with it current state. I didn't […]
2002-09-16
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2002-09-15
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Adding new column with DEFAULT II
Which number did the two COUNT(*) return:
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #tmp CREATE TABLE #tmp (id INT NOT NULL) INSERT INTO #tmp (id) SELECT gs.value FROM GENERATE_SERIES(1, 5) AS gs ALTER TABLE #tmp ADD my_value INT NOT NULL CONSTRAINT df_tmp_my_value DEFAULT 1 SELECT COUNT(*) FROM #tmp AS t WHERE my_value = 1 ALTER TABLE #tmp DROP CONSTRAINT df_tmp_my_value ALTER TABLE #tmp ADD CONSTRAINT df_tmp_my_value DEFAULT 2 FOR my_value SELECT COUNT(*) FROM #tmp AS t WHERE my_value = 1See possible answers