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Hi Giorgi,
arrr cool thank you for your response. I'll get back later
Thank you
David / comments
Hi Giorgi,
arrr cool thank you for your response. I'll get back later
Thank you
David
Hi there, I assume that you want to dynamically create the items in the list below...
<control type="combo" id="SnapShotName" label="SnapShotName:">
<editable>true</editable>
<list>
<item>SnapShot1</item>
<item>SnapShot2</item>
<item>SnapShot3</item>
</list>
<control>
I don't think that this is currently possible, the database connection string is special cased.
Also I don't think that you can write your own extension (although it looks like the code looks in a sub folder for Add-in, I am not convinced that your own code would be loaded.
Sorry about that.
Hope that helps
David Connell / comments
Hi there, I assume that you want to dynamically create the items in the list below...
<control type="combo" id="SnapShotName" label="SnapShotName:">
<editable>true</editable>
<list>
<item>SnapShot1...
Sorry not too sure what SQL Build Tfs add-on is.
Assuming you don't change the schema or randomly create the schema
You could create a SQL Data Generator project against the schema
Store that project file somewhere.
Then after you have created the temp database
Modify the project file (it's only XML) with the temporary database name that you created and then use the command line of data generator to fill the database?
Hope that helps
David Connell / comments
Sorry not too sure what SQL Build Tfs add-on is.
Assuming you don't change the schema or randomly create the schema
You could create a SQL Data Generator project against the schema
Store that proje...
Hi there, Sorry to see that you've been having some problems. Just to be clear, is this SQL Backup V9.0.3?
Can you send me your log files perhaps with a screen shot of the GUI, to david.connell at red-gate.com?
Best regards
David / comments
Hi there, Sorry to see that you've been having some problems. Just to be clear, is this SQL Backup V9.0.3?
Can you send me your log files perhaps with a screen shot of the GUI, to david.connell at ...
Hi there, sorry for the delay,
SQL Search 1.1.9 should fixe this problem, please tell me if it does not.
David / comments
Hi there, sorry for the delay,
SQL Search 1.1.9 should fixe this problem, please tell me if it does not.
David
Hiya
Me too I would consider that to be reasonable....
Perhaps DLKJ has a view on this?
Regards
David / comments
Hiya
Me too I would consider that to be reasonable....
Perhaps DLKJ has a view on this?
Regards
David
Hiya,
Out of interest, do you have a lot of SQL job history too? This may also be worth trimming down to a more managable size.
Regards David / comments
Hiya,
Out of interest, do you have a lot of SQL job history too? This may also be worth trimming down to a more managable size.
Regards David
Regarding the error log I would use sp_cycle_errorlog to reduce it back down again.
Checkout http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182512.aspx for more information on that.
Regarding the trace flags, not too sure, need to investigate further. I'll ask DKJ to look into it.
Regards
David / comments
Regarding the error log I would use sp_cycle_errorlog to reduce it back down again.
Checkout http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182512.aspx for more information on that.
Regarding the trace ...
Hiya
Do you know which are the long running queries?
Out of interest how much job history do you have?
Regards
David / comments
Hiya
Do you know which are the long running queries?
Out of interest how much job history do you have?
Regards
David
Hi Jonathan,
Thank you for your comments, I have submitted your comments about filtering and the name of the database.
Glad that it seems faster.
David / comments
Hi Jonathan,
Thank you for your comments, I have submitted your comments about filtering and the name of the database.
Glad that it seems faster.
David