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WARNING. A simple cut and paste of 8 records can distroy a SQL Server table Posted by pete at 6/18/2004 11:38:42 AM Today I need to copy 8 records in a table. I have to use Access 200 because
of the limitation of Enterprise Manager's inability to cope with field with
more than 900 characters. Selected records, cut, paste. I got an erroor
message about not being able to have a null Key_ID (I copied the reords ...more >>
Dump DB recs and trim back DB to target size? Posted by Chris at 6/3/2004 11:42:18 PM Hey folks,
I'm pretty much a newbie as it comes to doing any DBA-type work on S2K
servers, so hence this message. I'm in a position at work where
everyone has to chip in as best he/she can, and since I know about some
databases (mainly MySQL and Oracle), guess who got volunteered for this?...more >>
SELECT locks up with WHERE clause and one million of rows Posted by Mauro D. at 6/1/2004 2:34:51 PM I have a table with 25 columns and about 1.200.000 rows
if i try to execute a SELECT query like
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE datediff(s,ColData,getdate())<700 (last 11
minutes)
the query go in timeout and CP occupation stay to 99% for about one hour
before i kill up the query!
Table is cl...more >>
Copy time is too big... Posted by Mauro D. at 6/1/2004 6:38:23 AM Hi, I have a production database in MSSQL 2000 Standard Edition with about
2Gb of data.
My problem is the weekly backup of the entire database: every sunday night i
copy all the data to another db (24 minutes) and after i made a normal
complete backup (11 minutes) in a .bak file...
There's ...more >>
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