I have a distribution server with the CPUs pegged at 100%. Every night between 3AM and 7:45AM, jobs running on the publisher create what I presume is...
ysfinks, The above article posted by satya is awesom. I read it last night and cut a data scrub from 2 hours down to 5 minutes using an indexed...
Thanks ranjitjain. This seems to be pretty hidden info. A google search turns up nothing. I'll give it a try. daustinash dnash@verndale.com
I have a server running 2 instances of sql server 2005, the default, and 1 named instance.<br /><br />How do i apply sp1 to the named instance...
I have a fixed width flat file with a row width of 1287. It has ~6 million rows and I want to import it using SSIS. The catch is that my client...
Date8/24/2006 7:44:19 PM LogJob History (PULL-publishersql3-CPS-SystemTables-subscribersql3_CPS) Step ID1 Serversubscribersql3 Job...
Good morning, I am almost through my first attempt at configuring transactional replication in sql server 2005. My publisher is in the Northeast,...
I have a database running on Sql Server 2000 sp3. I also have a perfect opportunity to use SSIS to do a data bridge in this database. I know I can...
I hear you joechang. That's what I'm afraid of, but a couple of things. 1. I didn't think about the fact that the server might only need 8192, and...
I think you guys are right. I think the problem stems from poorly written queries against tables with very little to no useful indexing in poorly...
I constantly get queries with durations between 1000 ms and 30000 ms. I get about 5-7% CPU durations over 100 ms too. daustinash dnash@verndale.com
I have a database server that started red-lining at 95-100% processer usage sometime last week. I'd know for sure, but I'm not officially the dba...
qwerty88, SQL Server stores a chached query plan for stored procedures. It determines this best fit plan based on the nature of the data, and the...
This is just like a MCDBA exam question, just not multiple choice. I have a database server that started red-lining at 95-100% processer usage...
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