Have you tried using Performance Monitor from the OS? The Physical Disk performance Object has several counters for Activity%, Reads/Writes per sec., etc. If the server is dedicated to SQL, PM may provide you with what you need. If the server is shared then the information may be less useful.
2004-03-19
Have you deployed a shared datasource? If not you can create the datasource in Report Manager under report properties->datasource.
2004-03-19
Great! Hmm i guess it doesn't match the nulls cause its not "IS NULL"
2004-02-21
No one has responded to this topic yet. Even if you don't have a complete answer, the original poster will appreciate any thoughts you have!
2004-02-02
2003-07-15
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This is a poor question not because of the question itself, but because of the distractors. While it is correct that you JUST need a login to SQL server, you are added to master because of the default value of @defdb in sp_addlogin. At least that's the way I was thinking at the time... Am […]
2003-07-14
We've also been using WinRar, and we are very happy with it. I think the largest files we've done so far 92GB, and it works like a champ. Great interface, great command line features. Also, inexpensive. Shawn Organ
2003-06-27
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