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all groups > sql server data warehouse > october 2003 > threads for october 8 - 14, 2003

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shrink database files and log files
Posted by JJ Wang at 10/14/2003 4:42:29 PM
Hi is this a good practice if I shrink the database files and its log files after each day's full backup? Is this a good practice for data warehouse databases? many thanks. JJ...more >>


Reporting Services
Posted by Mark at 10/14/2003 11:21:50 AM
Does anyone know how SQL Server Reporting Services will be delivered? Recently released white papers indicate it is a component of SQL Server. Wondering if I should delay my SQL Server purchase until it is available or if I'll be able to get a download later... ...more >>

local packages
Posted by killer at 10/10/2003 10:56:11 AM
How can I export in one other server my local packages?(and scheduled job) DTS go only for the objects in a database? ...more >>

"what-if" add-in
Posted by carlos O at 10/9/2003 5:24:57 PM
Anyone know if exist an excel-addin for an "what-if" analysis type. My client need something like that, but i don't know what exactly is it. In the sql server documentation is mentioned, but i don't find more than 3 lines of explanation. Help Thanks in advance Carlos Ortiz. ...more >>

READ_UNCOMMITTED and view indexes
Posted by Terris Linenbach at 10/8/2003 5:14:52 PM
Let's say all of my report queries use READ_UNCOMMITTED in order to avoid deadlocking with load processes. The queries select from views which have indexes. Now suppose a query is running while a nightly load operation is running. The nightly load operation inserts additional records into the...more >>



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