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Slow Connection using ADO when Service hangs

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We have a SQL Server that we use for the test Enviorment. I am using VB 6.0 with ADO 2.7 to connect to this SQL Server 2000 instance. Ocassionally the Service hangs and during this time, the connection takes for ever to throw an Exception. Sometimes as long as 15-20 minutes and during this time, […]

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2004-12-21

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can any one suggest me how to page the results of an SQL

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I have an SQL joining more than 5 tables. The results set contains over 10,000 records. First time the SQL has to fetch only the first 25, then 2ed time with some parameters I should be able to fetch the next 25 and so on How this can be done? Now every time I execute […]

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2004-04-27

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Corrupted cluster index on a replicated table.

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Corrupted cluster index on a replicated table. I can fix the problem - I/O error (bad page ID) detected during read at offset. DBCC checkdb shows a corruption on an index. Normally I would drop/recreate the index or run checkdb with a repair_rebuild, but this table is replicated. What steps are needed to fix the […]

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2004-01-29

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Tigger on inserts

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I have applied a trigger on inserts of a table. The triger might execute for 10 or more seconds depending upon the data in the table. The trigger might affect other tables as well. When a record is inserted into the table, the triger fires and starts executing. Now suppose that as soon as the […]

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2004-01-29

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RE: SQL Database organization

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quote: Could you please give me some insight/examples of how to write a stored procedure that joins data from a table in one database with data in another database? Like Allen said, use the fully qualified name: SELECT d1.Field1 AS "Database 1 Field 1" , d2.Field3 AS "Database 2 Field 3" FROM MyDatabase1.dbo.MyTable d1 INNER […]

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2003-08-20

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RE: Differences in Data between Replicated Database

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The only alternative that comes to my mind is to update all the rows that got missed and then replication will replicate them. Of course if there are too many missed rows then that won't be a good alternative. Robert W. Marda SQL Programmer bigdough.com The world’s leading capital markets contact database and software platform.

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2003-06-23

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