RE: Pagingfile placement
How (and where) can it be set at the os level that the pagefile is not recreated each time the server restart?ThanksCarl
2004-01-20
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How (and where) can it be set at the os level that the pagefile is not recreated each time the server restart?ThanksCarl
2004-01-20
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Views based on a single table are no problem.I've not ever attempted to even try to delete from view where the view was comprised of 2 or more tables.Be intrested to see what others post.
2004-01-16
Sort of a Moment 22 then? How would you know if the address is valid without trying to send it? Only the mailserver knows if it can send the mail or not. However, if you wonder about how to validate a string to be conformant to a valid address (ie that the 'format' is right), […]
2004-01-14
You can replace the apostrophe with two apostrophes in the front end, but the better solution is to use a parameterized command object.
2004-01-13
Kenneth, You are correct, but surely SQLBill is on the right track here - just because you can ping the server doesn't mean that TCP 1433 (or whatever non-default port may be in use) is open for SQL Server connections. I thought we should clarify that so that MegHardy would know that they should follow-up […]
2004-01-08
I use these 2 statements as two different steps in a job to back up the log and then truncate it. Works well.Step 1BACKUP LOG [MyDB] TO DISK= 'D:\Backup\MySqlServer\MyDB\MyDbLog.dat' WITH NOINIT , RETAINDAYS=2, NOUNLOAD , NAME = N'MyDB Translog Backup', NOSKIP , STATS = 10, NOFORMATStep 2USE master BACKUP LOG MyDB WITH NO_LOG GO USE MyDB […]
2004-01-07
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2003-12-29
weissa, Can you answer jxflagg Last question? I have no clue about what are your presentation requeriments and That makes it harder for me so I am guessing now: Suppose you have TableChild (ChildID int, ParentID int , Property varchar (100)) You Could Do: Declare @strAllChilds varchar(4000) Declare @MasterRecordID int SET @MasterRecordID = X SELECT […]
2003-12-24
quote: App is too slow starting the connections up on the fly. These take up resources. Ahh. So you're saying the reason for the poor database response may be the hogging of SQL resources by Lawson, and I'm just witnessing the symptoms of it even in Query Analyzer.
2003-12-18
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2003-12-17
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