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7 hours, 13 minutes ago sql.dzone.com — This video shows you how to create a maintenance plan in SQL Server 2005 to backup and maintain your database. It also shows you how to use choose the right recovery model. read more...
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1 day, 5 hours ago blogs.msdn.com — PROBLEM:
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Consider you've a ASP.NET application that contains Report Viewer control in Local Mode.
You have an RDLC report file, that loads huge amount of data.
Eerytime you refresh the web page, the Report Viewer stores objects in the session.
The behaviour of Report Viewer storing objects in the session is by design.
Each time the report viewer page is refreshed the complete report info object is added to session.
These objects obviously gets deeply rooted in session and so Garbage collector never collects them untill the complete app unloads itself.
And that is apparently going to increase the memory pressure in multiple folds, ending up with System.OutOfMemoryException.
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1 day, 8 hours ago weblogs.sqlteam.com — In my previous post about immediate deadlock notifications in SQL Server 2005 I've shown a way to use a try catch block to get the deadlock error.
The con of this method, although it uses best practice for error handling in SQL Server 2005, is that you have to change existing code and
it doesn't work for non stored procedure code. And that IS a pretty BIG con! So here's a solution to this con.
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4 days, 2 hours ago dotnetfunda.com — At times as a DBA/DB Programmer we may need to generate a report on foreign keys across all the tables in a given database. It would be a tedious job to use the SQL Server Management studio and build a relationship diagram. Here is a tip to quickly query the meta data and depict all the foreign keys. read more...
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4 days, 2 hours ago dotnetfunda.com — In my previous article, http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article20.aspx, I have demonstrated on how source control can be made available on stored procedures during the initial stages. Now, let us consider a scenario where source control was lacking for stored procedures for an online database which already was in production. read more...
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4 days, 2 hours ago dotnetfunda.com — DBAs often need to track the changes being made to the database objects such as tables, user-defined functions and stored procedures etc.,. Our team size was 10 and a couple of members were responsible for each of the modules. My requirement was to track the changes made to the stored procedures right from its creation. My earlier articles explained on how source control can be made available for new/existing stored procedures. If you have missed those articles please catch them up at, http://dotnetfunda.com/articles. read more...
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4 days, 2 hours ago dotnetfunda.com — Were you ever in need of debugging a stored procedure in SQL Server 2005. Any .NET Developer is well versed with debugging .NET applications. The .pdb files will be used internally to serve the purpose. Pdb files will have the mapping information from Native to MSIL and ultimately to the .NET code. I will not get into the internals of how this happens as this article falls under the SQL Server category. read more...
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4 days, 5 hours ago techbubbles.com — Development Features
* CommonTableExpressions
Which returns a record set in a statement.
CTE can be thought of as a temporary result set which can be defined in the SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE and DELETE statements. CTE can be self-referencing and can be referenced multiple times in the same query.
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4 days, 5 hours ago techbubbles.com — Fundamentals of joins in SQL server
By using joins, we can get the data from two or more tables based on logical condition between the tables.
The two tables in a query related by
* specifying a column from each table used in the join. read more...
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4 days, 21 hours ago dotnetfunda.com — The other day I was facing problem while migrating my Sql Server database tables into MySql database. I tried to google it but couldn't find any great solution that can do it through code easily. read more...
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5 days, 7 hours ago weblogs.sqlteam.com — Here's a demo of a nice little bug in SQL Server 2005 when using LIKE comparisons for searching.
What is so "nice" about it is that it only manifests itself if your search ends in number 9 followed by a wildcard when
selecting only columns covered by a nonclustered index.
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7 days, 6 hours ago dbalink.wordpress.com — I have created a Backup Script to backup all the databases in our SQL Server 2005. I want to keep old backups for sometime for some reason; so I want to create subdirectory with the run date as the name of the folder to separate the set of backups by date. read more...
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