RE: QOD 6/17
Supplying the password in sp_change_users_login is new with SP3. I guess to be completely up to date they should have included that.
2003-06-17
Supplying the password in sp_change_users_login is new with SP3. I guess to be completely up to date they should have included that.
2003-06-17
dalecorey, I am still struggling with your interpretation for the need of intelligence. Obviously, a programmer needs to be intelligent in the way that he can perform the analysis (and in heaps of other ways too). But the analysis should not (and does not) rely on the programming language you will be using. As we […]
2003-06-17
Some comments: 1) You're bringing back a LOT of data. Compare the run times just bringing back a pkey or whatever, you'll see the difference. If you have to have it, you have to have it, but I'd look for ideas to trim some. 2) Qualify the tables with the owner - ala dbo.tablename. You'll […]
2003-06-14
I think that the people that answered with the 3rd option should have their answers made correct. This was a trick question. There are multiple ways to do this. Here are some I found with a Google Search. INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ERRORLOGS THAT SQL SERVER MAINTAINS There are two methods for adding the number […]
2003-06-13
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Been there ! take a look inside the process and check if it's trying to send notification mails. If the mail server is down (or other problems related to mail sent) the job remains in that state
2003-06-11
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Not sure what you mean, but I haven't seen any issues like this and we've deployed SP3 to a couple dozen servers. Steve Jones sjones@sqlservercentral.com http://qa.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/sjones www.dkranch.net
2003-05-29
Hi Brad, SQL Server is a little different than Oracle and wasn't sure which 'Bulk Insert' you were referring too... You can set the database into a 'BULK' recovery model with: ALTER DATABASE <dbName> SET RECOVERY BULK LOGGED. As long as your other jobs are not Bulk inserts you will still be able to recover […]
2003-05-28
Hi David, quote: Hey try this surreal solution. I doubt perfomance would justify it. your solution has indeed something Dali would be proud of Cheers, Frank
2003-05-28
(1) Yes, I’ve Terminal Services installed. And Yes, I can log in with my Domain Account (It’s also a Local Admin on the SQL Server Computer) (2) Yes I can easily map to the system network share c$, d$,.. Did you have already succeeded put in place, what I'm trying to do?
2003-05-20
The SQL Server computer account is what may be fried. This is just a stab. When I say administrator, I mean the Windows administrator account. You know, before going down that road, let me ask these questions: (1) If you have Terminal Services on the SQL Server computer, can anyone log in using a domain […]
2003-05-20
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