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RE: Baffling Sql2k backup times

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We had a similar issue - backup times had gone up drastically - and it turned out that 1 of the disks in the array had gone bad - as soon as we replaced that disk - the backup time came down to normal.- DK

2004-03-09

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RE: Question of the Day for 02 Mar 2004

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For those that don't like the "quality" of the questions [and OK, the answers too] - try sending your own in  I know I did once and got hammered pretty heavily .  It's quite an art to ask a question without directly giving away the answer.  I'm sure Brian wouldn't mind having a break from […]

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2004-03-02

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HP EVA 5000 SAN

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Are there any forum members out there who are using a HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array 5000 to provide storage for multiple servers running SQL 2000 ?I would appreciate some advice on disk group sizes, location of disks for disk groups, or anything else you can think of.  I've just started working for a new company with […]

2004-02-26

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RE: sp_spaceused tablename for each database

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And Expanding on Mohammed Excellent idea:DECLARE @SQL  NVarchar(4000) if OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#T1') IS NOT NULL  drop table #T1 create table #T1 ([name] varchar(60)   , [rows] varchar(11)   , reserved varchar(11)   , data varchar(11)   , index_size varchar(11)   , unused varchar(11)   , DBName nvarchar(128))SET @SQL = ' SET NOCOUNT ON ' SELECT @SQL = @SQL + ' INSERT INTO #T1 […]

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2004-02-20

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RE: inserting last record....

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Thinking about it, if you do the following type of codeDECLARE @val INTSET @val = (SELECT valid FROM tblx)If multiple rows return you will get an error.If you however doDECLARE @val INTSELECT @val = valid FROM tblxThen @val will be set to the last valid from tblx that comes thru the buffer.Do you have cleanup […]

2004-02-10

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RE: Question of the Day for 10 Feb 2004

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From the SQL Server books on line about raid levelsLevel 1This level is also known as disk mirroring because of its use of a disk file system called a mirror set. Disk mirroring provides a redundant, identical copy of a selected disk. All data written to the primary disk is written to the mirror disk. […]

2004-02-10

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RE: Problem deleting rows on subscriber in transactional replication

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If rows do not match between Publisher and Subscriber then the Subscribers are most likely out of sync!Lets start from the beginning.(A) Did this error occur immediately after installing and configuring replication?(B) Were the subscribers dropped from the publication at any time? If so then thats most likely why they are out of sync!(C) how […]

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2004-02-08

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