If you look at the bar at the bottom of SQL Management Studio it’ll tell you the user account which you are connected with.
<pre>select * from sys.sysusers (nolock) or select * from sys.database_principals (nolock)</pre> This will get you the list of “named” users of the database. <pre>select * from sys.server_principals (nolock) where type_desc = ‘WINDOWS_LOGIN’</pre> This will get you the list of users authorized by their Windows authentications. (This is probably what you really want.)
Accessing more data will take more resources (time, I/O, sort, etc). But it will not take 5 times as long. Too many variables come into play to be able to calculate without running some benchmarks.
Microsoft SQL Azure extends SQL Server capabilities to the cloud. SQL Azure offers a relational database service called Microsoft SQL Azure Database, and using SQL Azure, you can easily provision and deploy relational database solutions in the cloud — more details at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/sqlazure/ ———— SQL Azure is a cloud database platform where you can host [...]
No one tool is best for *everything* – that is why there are different ones. building an application system is different than a one off ad hoc query. You wouldn’t pick just one size of a Phillips head screw driver and expect to use it for every screw.
I’m biased since I wrote <a href=”http://www.amazon.com/Real-MCTS-Server-2008-70-432/dp/1597494208/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpt_1″>part of this book</a>, but it should help.
<a href=”http://www.vizioncore.com/products/vRangerPro/index.php”>Vranger Pro </a> may be a good solution for you. We use vranger to back up our vm servers to disk on the vranger server which is retained for 3 days, then that server is backed up to tape by TSM. Restoring from TSM then restoring the vm from vranger is a very easy [...]
The command should look something like this. <pre>RESTORE DATABASE YourDatabaseName FROM DISK=’D:nor.bak’</pre> The command gets more complex if you don’t have the files and folders laid out the same.
You just need to add the node to the cluster, then install the SQL Server software on it. Now you can’t run a single instance of SQL Server across two nodes of the customer. A single instance can only run on one node of the cluster at any one time. Clustering isn’t to increase server [...]
Please give us some more information. To start – Old machine OS / SQL Server version New machine OS / SQL Server version Are user permissions set on the local machine, or are these coming from GPOs?
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Yes you can download oracle and java. Open Google then type (oracle / java download) . -HarshitRedhat9250588803 You should download the express editions of Visual Studio and Oracle database, which are the free versions of those products. -CarlosDL
You could use a CHECK constraint. Semething like this: <pre>CREATE FUNCTION CheckFnctn() RETURNS int AS BEGIN DECLARE @retval int SELECT @retval = COUNT(*) FROM yourTable RETURN @retval END; GO ALTER TABLE yourTable ADD CONSTRAINT chkRowCount CHECK (dbo.CheckFnctn() <= 500 ); GO</pre> -CarlosDL
No existing BI solutions are required for using the BI capabilities of SQL Server 2008 R2. You can build new BI solutions using SQL Server 2008 R2. With SQL Server 2008 R2 we are simply adding more functionality by expanding our offering toe more extensively cover the areas of self service BI. So with SQL [...]
Oracle 9i is definitely not supported on windows 7. You could try installing 10g and it may work, but AFAIK it is also unsupported on 7 for now.
This is actually more of a math function. Get 2 fields defined as date format. From date is Jan 1st of the year desired. Thru date is your target (maybe today’s date ?) $TDATE Subdur $FDATE $DDIFF:*W I think it allows *W for Weeks. If not, use *D for Days then divide by 7 to [...]
With SQL Server 2008 R2, Microsoft continues to be the value leader, offering rich functionality to support OLTP and BI workloads out of the box at a low cost of ownership relative to competitors. With increasing hardware innovations, Microsoft continues to be the only major database vendor who does not price per core for multi-core [...]
Managed self service BI can benefit your organization in multiple ways: First of all it will allow more users to do BI due to ease of use of the tools. Secondly it will allow your organization build and manage BI solutions more efficiently. Why? By allowing the business users with the domain expertise to serve [...]
Yes it is. You will need to setup a linked server from the SQL Server to the Oracle server. Then use the three part name of the procedure you want to run. Don’t forget the double dot to convert the Oracle three part name into the SQL Server four part name. <pre>exec OracleServer..Schema.Object</pre> When setting [...]
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