Wednesday, September 27, 2006 - Posts

Restoring your SQL Server - Chicken and the Egg

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Have you tested your DR plan? Do you have one?

Well if you do have one then unless you test it its worthless. There are many nuances that occur in a recovery process. The Storage Engine Team have posted about one suhc nuance.

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SSIS - Be very very careful

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I've mentioned before that a good practice is to not use the table or view option in the OLEDB source and lookups due to returning more columns than you need and being tied to the structure (i.e column order) of the table.

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SQL 2005 Rocks

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Those are the words my ops DBA utered this morning, was it some big new feature like database mirroring, snapshot isolation, ssis.

No it was the fact that failed login attempts, when recorded in the log file, now include the Client IP address.

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