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  • RE: HELP! Disk Full. Error message: log_reuse_wait_desc

    Yes, RAID Drives - What I meant by safeguard is that it's a level of protection above a single drive system. Hence, like a physical safeguard device with machinery -...

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  • RE: HELP! Disk Full. Error message: log_reuse_wait_desc

    Do the users accept it? Do they know that in a disaster they could lose and have to redo half a day's work?

    Well, they have to accept it. It's a...

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  • RE: HELP! Disk Full. Error message: log_reuse_wait_desc

    I think the crisis is over.

    Thanks so much for your help Anthony. I can't express how much I appreciate your quick help and how I liked your approach - providing...

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  • RE: HELP! Disk Full. Error message: log_reuse_wait_desc

    Thanks for the info. While I was waiting for your reply I was searching for the answer myself and came across a MSDN entry.

    - It looks like a Wizard...

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  • RE: HELP! Disk Full. Error message: log_reuse_wait_desc

    Hi Anthony,

    You're making me smile.

    I poked around and found the database ...Properties > Options > Recovery Model > ...

    The ERPdb was set to Simple.

    My ERPPlusDB was set to Full. I...

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  • RE: Data type cheat sheet

    This is great! Yes - I'm tired of looking up the details too. I'm glad I found this post.

    Thanks!

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  • RE: What Indexes Do You Suggest?

    Thanks all for your advice and help so far. I think I'm getting close to getting my head around indexes - as in, my mind "sees" the solution and it...

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  • RE: Table Design, and Primary Key vs Clustered Index

    Chad - I really appreciate your taking the time and effort to give me a lesson in indexing! Wow. That was a comprehensive reply. I reread everything a few times...

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  • RE: What Indexes Do You Suggest?

    And the plot thickens... :laugh: :crying:

    Well, that is exactly what I did!. My notes from reading about indexes are not correct. I thought (wrote in my...

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  • RE: What Indexes Do You Suggest?

    BTW - the Front End is Access, rarely use Pass Thru queries.

    Gail ... Thanks for the information about NVARCHAR. Did NOT know that. Googled and found a Tech Republic webpage...

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  • RE: How Can I: Save Query Results To A Table In Another Database?

    That was easy! I didn't realize that tables in different databases could be joined, because I had never seen anything to join them. (Just did a search and read that...

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  • RE: How Do I Create A Job To Save Query Results To A File

    OK, I'm going to try and build a command in SSMS (2008) Query editor using SQLCMD. From what I've read in my searches, I can use SQLCMD, I don't have...

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  • RE: How Do I Create A Job To Save Query Results To A File

    LOL ...

    Tom, please accept my apologies. I was joking when I said, "Can you make it any easier?"

    That's about as easy as it can get.

    Thank you for taking the time...

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  • RE: How Do I Create A Job To Save Query Results To A File

    Can you make this any easier? 🙂

    I wonder why I couldn't find anything when I Googled - I spent almost 3 hours searching.

    Thanks so much.

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  • RE: SQL Command To Select/Update When All Joined Records Meet Criteria?

    Thanks!

    I've been trying to test drive your solution - I see the technique you are using.

    Been getting interrupted and haven't been able to focus on this long enough, also need...

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