so, if i want to have the same database in a cluster, that will not be possible?
only in Active/Pasive mode this could be approached?
i don't get the point of having for example 4 sql server instances in a cluster... (4 servers) serving each one of them a different database, if one sql instance...
Hello... thanks for reading, i hope you can help me...
I've just configured a load balancing scenario using Virtual Server 2005... i think i could use this (in a production enviroment) when i want to publish a transactional web site, where servers behind this load balancing scenario have...
Hi everybody...
I've set up a VPN using w2k server... and its working... but i dont want it to simply authenticate by username and password, so i set up in the same server a CA..
i've installed an RSA server certificate and checked the EAP box in RRAS...
i've installed on the client side a...
i have moved that slider...
i hope my problems disappear in the mean time with that... meanwhile we are preparing the iis and sql split up...
thanks...
Hi everybody...
I have a web server with sql server installed... running vb apps and asps...
it has 2 GB of RAM
sqlservr.exe is growing up.. right now its 1.8 GB big!
what can be happening?
i have to stop it and restart it... but in less than an hour its getting bigger again!
thanks in...
mmmm.. i'm getting this error message...
Server: Msg 8985, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Could not locate file 'db_test' in sysfiles.
DBCC execution completed. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator.
what would i be doing wrong?
ok, i'll look for the simple recovery option, and then i'll run your code...
i guess its 200 mb right?
thanks..
is this dangerous?
or not too much because i plan to restore from bak files?
thanks again...
hi everybody...
i'm having some space problems...
i have a database whose log file is almost 7 gb big! (.ldf)
how can i reset it? it doesnt matter if i can restore it from logs... i do backups everday (.BAK) and i would restore it that way..
thanks in advance...
hi everybody...
i'm having some space problems...
i have a database whose log file is almost 7 gb big! (.ldf)
how can i reset it? it doesnt matter if i can restore it from logs... i do backups everday (.BAK) and i would restore it that way..
thanks in advance...
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