If many unused query execution plans that are generated for queries against temporary tables remain in the SQL Server procedure cache, the computer that is running Microsoft SQL Server 2000 may experience performance degredation. The query execution plans may remain in the SQL Server procedure c
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Review of Review of SQL Server 2000 Administrators’ Companion
(Frank Kalis) The Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Administrator’s Companion by Garcia, Reding, Whalen and DeLuca is published by Microsoft Press. It comes along with a CD containing the ebook version and several white papers on SQL Server. (R)
SQLDTS File Transfer Protocol Task
(Darren Green) The SQLDTS FTP Task is designed to give you greater control over FTP operations compared to the task supplied with SQL Server 2000, as well as supporting SQL Server 7.0. The task supports both upload and download operations, as well as exposing options such as port, connection typ
TechTip: Handle Multiple Members Within SQL
(Kevin Forsythe) When I read Jeff Olen’s TechTip on handling multiple-member files within RPG code without resorting to the traditional OVRDBF command, I realized that a lot of people may not know how to handle that situation within SQL.
Monitor Database Growth on Multiple SQL Servers
(Muthusamy Anantha Kumar) It is very important for SQL Server Database Administrators to monitor the database growth on all of the SQL Server boxes. By monitoring such growth, the database administrator can take pro-active actions such as increasing the volumes, moving the .mdf, .ndf and .ldf to dif
Joins Revisited: It’s All About Relationships
(Stephan Onisick) There are two primary ways to get to the View Design Tool: by right-clicking Views and choosing New View, or by right-clicking an existing view and choosing the Design option.
A simple VB.NET stress utility for SQL Server 2000
(Alberto Venditti) As any developer knows, the tuning phase of any data access application development implies the analysis of the database response time, possibly followed by a refinement of some database design aspects (i.e. reviewing some poorly coded stored procedures or the adopted indexing str
Scoping Out Service Broker
(Eric Brown) Modern e-commerce systems demand scalable, database-level functionality to handle complex business-process workloads. In many organizations, for example, taking a sales order is much more complex than taking a customer’s money and shipping the product. In addition, systems that handle t
Find Nth maximum value in SQL Server
(Hariharan Velayuthan) There are several methods to find out the Nth maximum/minimum value using SQL. This article discusses on such method to find Nth maximum value from a desired table. This article is aimed at users who are in the beginner or intermediate level in SQL Server.
MDX Essentials: Basic Set Functions: The CrossJoin() Function
(William Pearson) In this lesson, we will expose another highly popular function in the MDX toolset, the CrossJoin() function. The general purpose of the CrossJoin() function is to allow us to produce all combinations of two sets. A primary driver for wanting to do this is to “collapse” two (or perh
