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Matching Columns in Generation
I need to generate data for a table and the situation exists where two fields are dependent on each other. For example, say I have two fields: * ProductID * ProductDescription and I have a referen...
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Find out how many licenses I have used
We bought 5 SQLToolbelt licenses about a year ago. We've used the Backup licenses on a couple of servers, but I am not sure how many. Is there a way I can find out how many I have left?
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Upgrade from 5.4.0.55 to 6.2.0.143 failes
So I upgraged the GUI to version 6.2 and then I click on the little icon on my server to upgrade my server (the GUI and the server are not on the same machine). It then warns me about the 14 day tr...
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Erasing backup files locally & remotely
I am fixing to set up a backup job for production servers and I want to make sure that I understand exactly how to do what I want to do. I want to keep about 2 days backups on the local share and ...
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grrr...same issue again. Is there a support phone number I can call and talk to someone about this? This is getting frustrating. I thought I figured out the issue and it was my fault. I had the backup creating a new folder every backup with the date as the name of the backup. So I thought maybe SQL Backup wasn't smart enough to know that those folders were created by the app and that it didn't look to delete them. So then I had all the backup files dumped into one folder and each file is named as: <date>_<name>.sqb and here is the job: DECLARE @exitcode int DECLARE @sqlerrorcode int EXECUTE master..sqlbackup N'-SQL "BACKUP DATABASES &#91;&lt;LIST OF DBS TO BACKUP&gt;&#93; TO DISK = ''E:\Backup\FULL\&lt;AUTO&gt;.sqb'' WITH COMPRESSION = 2, COPYTO = ''\\homebackup\FULL'', ERASEFILES = 3, FILEOPTIONS = 1, INIT, MAILTO = ''mailaddress'', THREADCOUNT = 4, VERIFY"', @exitcode OUT, @sqlerrorcode OUT IF &#40;@exitcode &gt;= 500&#41; OR &#40;@sqlerrorcode &lt;&gt; 0&#41; BEGIN RAISERROR &#40;'SQL Backup failed with exit code: %d SQL error code: %d', 16, 1, @exitcode, @sqlerrorcode&#41; END Where do I find the SQL Backup logs to see if there is failure and the type of failure that's going on? Please help me on this. / comments
grrr...same issue again. Is there a support phone number I can call and talk to someone about this? This is getting frustrating. I thought I figured out the issue and it was my fault. I had the b...
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