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RE: Connecting to SQL Server Using a 'trusted id'

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What about creating "staging" tables that you grant Windows groups to and then have jobs run that actually perform the requests.. This way you can manage the security and the job can get done. Also, this would help set you up for the future to switch to sp's because the groups would already be in […]

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2004-01-02

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RE: Backup Debate...

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We use SQL Litespeed for all our SQL servers, then we back these backups to disk. It's cheap and heaps faster than native SQL backups. It shrunk our 30 gig database down to 3 gig and it's encrypted. Not to mention it's another great Australian product! 🙂

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2003-07-08

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RE: Backup Debate...

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I want to know where the script that take the Db and copy it to another partition ?? and is it possible to copy DB get out of Database maintainace planner (that output data with specific names formats, including time and date)?? Alamir Mohamed Alamir_mohamed@yahoo.com

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2003-07-01

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We have a 60+GB database with near 24x7 availability. We have a very short 5 minute window between 9:25 and 9:30 pm where we want to have a "snapshot" backup of the database that represents the start of nightly batch processing. We accomplish that with the following approach: At 8:00 : Backup Log <database> WITH […]

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2003-06-27

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RE: Backup Debate...

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We use a variation of #2. We backup to disk, then copy to disk on another server. Then these are both backed up to tape. The reason we copy to the second server is our tapes are off-site and if the original server dies, we can pull the backups off the second server we copied […]

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2003-06-27

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RE: date format

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Date time as expressed by BOL quote: Values with the datetime data type are stored internally by Microsoft SQL Server as two 4-byte integers. The first 4 bytes store the number of days before or after the base date, January 1, 1900. The base date is the system reference date. Values for datetime earlier than […]

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2003-06-26

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RE: Unix to SQL Server

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Hi jimmYLepp, quote: Does anybody have know of a good tool to log to a SQL Server database from unix? We used to use sybases isql but that doesn't work with SQL Server 2000. LINUX comes along with unixODBC. Have a look at http://www.unixodbc.org Cheers, Frank

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2003-06-26

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