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Here is a page with some examples. The best way to learn is by doing. http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_groupby.asp Cheers!
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Have you tried using the IP Address? Changing the port you are using to something different? Is there another app on the server using that port? Resource Related: Check the memory settings for each...
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I just tried this on my server and the only difference I see is I used a single quote around the counter name.
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From what I can see it appears you have the SAPWD in the config file. The password can not be stored in the config ini file security reasons, you must pass it to the config file. I have a blog post...
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Bugmesh, I can feel your frustration. We don't have any SQL 2000 versions around anymore so it's been a while for me. Throwing some things out there; When did this start? What was the last thing...
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I miss read your question and apparently didn't understand you were looking for "long running queries" when stated "How to get a list of long running **jobs**." Try this link it is a different version...
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Take a look at these posts and see if they will work for you.> **HOW TO: FIND CURRENTLY RUNNING LONG SQL AGENT JOBS**>...
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You did not mention what version of SQL Server. I am going to provide feedback based on SQL Server 2008R2. Open The Failover Cluster Manager. Expand the tree locating Services and applications Expand...
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Have you looked at using master..sysdatabases and join on the msdb..backupset to find the successful backups say the last 24 hours if you backup daily. From that you can see which ones were not backed...
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As Grant mentioned you don't need to reboot the server to find out the configuration settings for SQL Server. You described CPU issues. High CPU is not the cause it is a symptom of other issues on the...
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Have you looked into using Powershell? It may need to be a separate process to read the word document and then convert it to a .csv or .txt document. Then import or read through what ever means you are...
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> The Mspeer_lsns table is used to map each transaction to a subscription in a peer-to-peer replication topology.> **MSpeer_lsns (Transact-SQL)**>...
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In most cases deadlocks are a result of bad or poor database design, missing indexes, T-SQL code not designed well/fully thought out, or choosing the wrong isolation level. Fixing these will get you...
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Are you using the correct version of DTExec? There are 32 and 64-bit on a 64-bit OS. Double check you are using the correct one?> **dtexec Utility (SSIS Tool)**>...
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Take a look at the links below. They cover several different areas of memory usage.> **An in-depth look at SQL Server Memory**>...
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Bugmesh, I can feel your frustration. We don't have any SQL 2000 versions around anymore so it's been a while for me. Throwing some things out there; When did this start? What was the last thing...
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I miss read your question and apparently didn't understand you were looking for "long running queries" when stated "How to get a list of long running **jobs**." Try this link it is a different version...
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Take a look at these posts and see if they will work for you.> **HOW TO: FIND CURRENTLY RUNNING LONG SQL AGENT JOBS**>...
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You did not mention what version of SQL Server. I am going to provide feedback based on SQL Server 2008R2. Open The Failover Cluster Manager. Expand the tree locating Services and applications Expand...
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Have you looked at using master..sysdatabases and join on the msdb..backupset to find the successful backups say the last 24 hours if you backup daily. From that you can see which ones were not backed...
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