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I have a database on SQL2000 which ran out of diskspace and went suspect. I've added more temporary disks to the server and managed to get a recovery using sp_add_data_files_recover_supsect_db.  It...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 04/17/2007 Grade: B Views: 13
I have table called databases im going from here to sys files select * from DATABASES    inner join MASTER.DBO.SYSDATABASES.name = DATABASES.Databasename then i want to go this table and get...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 05/03/2006 Grade: A Views: 0
I must be missing something. I found a bunch of questions on this site regarding reducing the size of a Log file. Mine currently is at about 2 gig. I do a backup once a week and it stays basically ...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 06/19/2003 Grade: A Views: 0
I Am trying to do something like the following drop function t go create function t(@id int) returns @retTable table (id int) as begin       insert @retTable  select fileid from sysfiles where ...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 07/30/2004 Grade: A Views: 0
Hi, I query the sysfiles to look in more details about the Tlog file as below. USE [TRXX] GO SELECT * FROM sysfiles WHERE name LIKE '%LOG%' GO and below are part of the column result...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 04/12/2007 Grade: A Views: 0
Our ERP system (JDE) has three enviroments each in it's own SQL Database. The easiest way to refresh the production data to the prototype enviroment is to backup the production database (PS_Prod) a...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 12/06/2007 Grade: A Views: 8
I've inherited a database that had relatively large log files. Datafiles: 23GB, 11GB, 9GB. Log files: 25GB, 13GB, 10GB. I wanted to get this fixed. I backed up the databases and then tried to run D...
Zones: MS SQL ServerDate Answered: 06/19/2008 Grade: A Views: 0
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