While installing the EMC SnapView software, we had a problem with our LUNs not “anchoring”. We clone the drives, then use mountvol to mount them. We then change the LUNs to the appropriate drives for our SQL Server instances.
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On one of the forums at SQLTeam.com, a “development manager“ claims they have found a database engine that supports the following:
1.Zero or near zero administration
2.One physical file for the database
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I ran across something today I have never encountered in SQL Server 2000; and thought I would share it with the poor souls unfortunate enough to read my blog. We had a process at work that was taking several hours to run (mainly because the stored procedures are written like crap), and about 5 days ago just stopped working.
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I recently posted a blog on SQLTeam forgetting to unbold my title. I always bold the title for emphasis, but that day I managed to bold pretty much the whole aggregated blog page, which Tara Duggan was more than happy to point out.
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Does anyone else have problems with lying, cheating, stealing vendors promising the world and delivering nothing???
We've been dealing with E&& for several months now and I can't say I've ever been more disappointed in a vendor that hires sales staff who know absolutely nothing about how the product REALLY WORKS.
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I ran across an interesting post on www.sqlteam.com that got me thinking about how transactions interact inside of nested triggers. Since I'm trying to study how transactions work in SQL Server anyway, I thought I would give this a try.
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Deleted due to intensely violent and graphical nature of post.
(In other words, I don't want my boss to read it.)
:)
Legacy Comments
Enigma
2004-03-29
re: To bitch or not to bitch, that is the question.
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Well, I have to start with something, so here it is. I would say I hope you enjoy it, but I don't really care. I'm just grumbling about work. (grin)
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