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  • RE: How to eliminate a cursor

    Well, I observe that there's a strange behaviour using this script on over than 100 tables. In fact SQL 2008 creates a #Worktable for the part "SELECT @tblSignature = @tblSignature...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

  • RE: How to eliminate a cursor

    Thanks a lot colin.Leversuch-Roberts for the answer you did.

    No price to win 😉 , sorry.

    As you wrote I'm not convinced myself that using a while loop (or a set)...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

  • RE: Nothing to audit a DISABLE TRIGGER statement

    Jack Corbett (11/10/2009)


    Actually if you use a server-side trace with only the sql:stmtcompleted event filtering on TextData you probably wouldn't even realize the trace is running. Are you aware...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

  • RE: Nothing to audit a DISABLE TRIGGER statement

    Jack Corbett (11/10/2009)


    Actually if you use a server-side trace with only the sql:stmtcompleted event filtering on TextData you probably wouldn't even realize the trace is running. Are you aware...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

  • RE: Nothing to audit a DISABLE TRIGGER statement

    Hello Jack and Helliott,

    Thanks for the feedback.

    Jack I see the trace in the profiler (with no event) with object name as "ENABLE DISABLE TRIGGER". Thanks for the info. But it's...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

  • RE: defrag tool on MDF and LDF files?

    Just use JKDefrag: http://www.kessels.com/JkDefrag/index.html.

    JkDefrag is a disk defragmenter and optimizer for Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista/2008/X64. Completely automatic and very easy to use, fast, low overhead, with several optimization strategies, and...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

  • RE: Physical File Defragmentation

    I always leave autogrowth on to cover potential unexpected events. But as I mentioned in my editorial, I don't recommend you use autogrowth to grow your files. You should actively...

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    Philippe RUELLO
    Database Project Manager

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