(Pinal Dave) One of my clients was trying to recover from a disaster and wanted to attach the MDF and LDF files. While trying to do that, they encountered an error. In this blog we would learn about how to fix the error – User ‘guest’ does not have permission to run DBCC checkprimaryfile while attac
Tag: sql server
T-SQL Options for Comparing ‘Distinctness’
(Michael J. Swart) I had the privilege of listening to Itzik Ben Gan talk about “distinctness” in a talk he gave at PASS Summit.
Lesson Learned #33: How to make ‘cliconfg’ to work with SQL Alias (on-premises) to Azure SQL Azure (PaaS)
(Jose M Jurado) I worked on a new situation, when we need to connect to a Azure SQL Database using SQL Alias in the same way that we have SQL Server on-premise. Unfortunately, there is not supported, but we are going to test and make it successfully.
How to Define Drillthrough in Analysis Services Tabular 2017
(Koen Verbeeck) I have a PivotTable in Excel where I show users data from an Analysis Services Tabular 2017 model. The PivotTable shows aggregated data and users were wondering how the data was calculated. I’m looking for behavior like a drillthrough report in Reporting Services. Is this possible?
SQL SERVER – Fix Error 3271: A nonrecoverable I/O error occurred on file. The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found
(PInal Dave) In SQL Server one error message can be caused due to many reasons. One of such error message is 3271 which is caused during failure of backup to URL command. Here are two earlier blogs about same error message 3271. (404) Not Found.
Monitoring SQL Server Availability Group Direct Seeding
(Mark Wilkinson) Direct seeding is a new feature available for Availability Groups in SQL Server 2016 and later. Direct seeding allows you to bypass the usual backup/restore process associated with setting up Availability Groups and instead, add databases to an Availability Group with a single comma
SQL Data Discovery and Classification
(Thomas LaRock) The new version of SQL Server Management Studio (v17.5) brings with it a new feature: SQL Data Discovery and Classification. You might recall that in SSMS 17.4 the Vulnerability Assessment feature was added.
Lesson Learned #32: How to export multiple databases from SQL Server to Bacpac
(Jose M Jurado) Today, I worked on a scenario where our customer needs to export around 100 databases from SQL Server to Azure SQL Database. After checking the compatibility of the database using Microsoft Data Migration Assistant we found that the migration process we are not able to export at the
SQL SERVER – Fix Error 3271: A nonrecoverable I/O error occurred on file. The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden
(Pinal Dave) One of my blog readers contacted me via email for an error message which he was receiving while using the backup to URL feature. Using this feature, SQL Server can take database backup directly to Azure Blob Storage.
Extended Events File Initialization Failure
(Jason Brimhall) It should come as no surprise that I write a lot of articles about Extended Events (XE). This happens to be another article on Extended Events.
