June 14, 2004 at 1:01 pm
Hi
I have a table like this:
SRVNAME VERSION
SRV1 SQL65
SRV2 SQL2K
SRV3 SQL70
......
......
SRV100 SQL2K
I would like to create anoth table like this:
SQL2K SQL70 SQL65
SRV1 SRV3 SRV2
........ ....... .....
Can you gaive me some ideas?
Thanks in advance.
June 14, 2004 at 2:56 pm
select
case when version = 'sql2k' then srvname
end 'sql2k'
,
case when version = 'sql70' then srvname
end 'sql70'
,
case when version = 'sql65' then srvname
end 'sql65'
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June 14, 2004 at 5:06 pm
but you won't you will get nulls for the other columns and since you have multiple servers you cannot use max or other aggregate to group it. Your going to have to use a client tool or a temp table with a process to loop thru and put the values in the temp table like you want them.
June 15, 2004 at 8:34 am
Did you run DBCC updateusage OR sp_spaceused with True. The table free space (in extents only) is reclaimed as they become free . How ever, sp_spaceused may not reflect this, that is why you need to run those two commands to verify. How ever, if the empty space is spread over several individual pages (as opposed to extents), the above two commands cannot help, and you may have to reindex to release that space.
This is from BOL:
There are some situations, for example, after an index is dropped, when the sysindexes information for the table may not be current. This process can take some time to run on large tables or databases. Use it only when you suspect incorrect values are being returned and when the process will not have an adverse effect on other users or processes in the database. If preferred, DBCC UPDATEUSAGE can be run separately.
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