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RE: How do we backup and reste to another server

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Hi Chami,  You can restore from another server by using the UNC path like:RESTORE DATABASE TestDB FROM DISK = '\\OldServer\backups\TestDB.bak'  Derrik already pointed out the WITH MOVE option for placing the files in another location.  Now you did say the MASTER database, which is another story.  In order to restore the MASTER database, you need […]

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2004-06-14

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dbcc dbreindex returns error

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Error message:Server: Msg 169, Level 15, State 2, Line 2 A column has been specified more than once in the order by list. Columns in the order by list must be unique.Situation:The table in question is part of a maintenance plan, the log has revealed the above error.Solutions tried:Rebuilding indexes manually - causes same problem, however, […]

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2004-06-09

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RE: compre data row by row

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Sometimes it's more important to get the job done that to find the snazziest way to do it.  Brute force works... most of the time... and in a lot of cases it's faster than learning something new.  Then again we all know if we don't continually learn new things we'll be out of jobs in […]

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2004-06-08

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RE: service pack 3a upgrade sqlsp.log

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Okay, Thank you so much. I'm going to download it now. Also, would you happen to know if  the error at the end of my sqlsp.log is the REBOOT MESSAGE? i'm still trying to figure that one out.juanita  

2004-05-26

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RE: Reporr drilldown option

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As you may or may not read in another thread I created...I am having trouble implementing the drill down..I actually have it implemented and it works great in the ReportDesigner preview pane...but when I deploy to the ReportServer and page just reloads itself when I click on the (-) for drill into.Any ideas?

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2004-05-20

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RE: DORMANT Status

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 Same as Sleeping, except Dormant also indicates that the SPID has been reset after completing an RPC event. The reset cleans up resources used during the RPC event. This is a normal state and the SPID is available and waiting to execute further commands.   bye

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2004-05-14

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