Part 1: The Database Administrator's Primary Responsibility
SQL Server Essentials Part 1: A look at the key responsibility of a DBA and why it is so vital.
2011-06-10 (first published: 2009-09-14)
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SQL Server Essentials Part 1: A look at the key responsibility of a DBA and why it is so vital.
2011-06-10 (first published: 2009-09-14)
24,046 reads
i have tried the example refered to me by allen. begin tran SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF SET XACT_ABORT ON declare @cmd varchar(2500) Select @cmd = 'Update openquery(LEAVESBOX,''Select SNER,SNBHNO,SNEN,SNLC,SNASDT,SNAEDT,SNUPD From LVSNP'') Set SNUPD = 123456 Where SNER = ''080'' And SNBHNO = ''200305000004'' And SNEN = ''000021504'' And SNLC = ''SLECC'' And SNASDT = 11022003 And SNAEDT […]
2003-08-07
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quote: Generally, most things can be trapped but the more error trapping is done at the SQL end the bigger the performance hit. If there are going to be multiple apps hitting a database then I put more error trapping in the database and middle tier. If there are very few apps then I expect […]
2003-06-26
Frank, quote: Now when the fill factor is less than 100% you might be wasting space, when it is 100% you're in risk of getting fragmented indexes which would affect performance. You will only get fragmentation if the indexed column is updated, or (I suppose) if you get page splitting/a record moving in the data […]
2003-06-25
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