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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Promoting T-SQL scripts keeping control of changes
An often overlooked part of promoting DML scripts is knowing what the intention is going to be before one is run. For instance if you work in an environment with a high throughput of DML script promotions then there is … Continue reading
Posted in sql, SQLServerPedia Syndication
SQL 2008 MSDTC cluster problems, when coordinators collide
Well today I’ve just finished our (dual) production fail-over cluster (almost). All that is left is to remove one of the clustered drives and calve it into 5 LUNS. The reason being is that in SQL2008/ Windows 2008 it is … Continue reading
Posted in availability, clustering, database, recovery, sql, SQLServerPedia Syndication











