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That id looks more like the bigint field partition_id or hobt_id that you find in sys.partitions.
Try ...
select * from sys.partitions where partition_id = '72057598122328064'
or
select * from sys.partitions where hobt_id = '72057598122328064'
this will then give you an object_id (int) that can be used with Object_name() to resolve / comments
That id looks more like the bigint field partition_id or hobt_id that you find in sys.partitions.
Try ...
select * from sys.partitions where partition_id = '72057598122328064'
or
select * from sys....
neelymd, I had a similar issue using 120DPI and the response from the SQL Response team was
SQL Response doesn’t support font sizes other than 96 dpi (standard windows small text). Unfortunately the windows GUI toolkit pre windows Vista makes this very hard to support. Maybe once Vista/Windows 7 get some traction in the business space we’ll be able to support this.
I know this doesn't help you, but at least you now know others have had the same issue, and have raised it! / comments
neelymd, I had a similar issue using 120DPI and the response from the SQL Response team was
SQL Response doesn’t support font sizes other than 96 dpi (standard windows small text). Unfortunatel...