It is a very critical step to correctly determine SQL Server Data Types when designing tables to prevent unnecessary growth of the database. The space …
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Declare Variables in SQL Server(TSQL)
In this article I will describe how to declare variables in TSQL. We can declare variables in a few different ways. • Declare a …
Read More »Deleting Files with a Specified Extension in a Folder Using Maintenance Plan(Maintenance Cleanup Task)
We perform maintenance operations on SQL Server using Maintenance Plan. This article describes how to delete files with a specified extension in a folder. I …
Read More »ALTER TABLE Statement in SQL Server(TSQL)
We can perform the following operations with ALTER TABLE Statement. Add a column to a table Delete a column from a table Change the data …
Read More »Suddenly, AlwaysOn AG Replica was failed.
Last night, a customer started to receive error messages about one of the Replica in an AlwaysOn Availability Group configuration. Error messages were related …
Read More »Running an Existing Job Using Maintenance Plan
We perform maintenance operations on SQL Server using Maintenance Plan. In this article I will describe the process of running a sql server job. I …
Read More »The computer ‘xxx’ is joined to a cluster
We had a job adding a new node to a Cluster the other day. During this process, I encountered the error you would see in …
Read More »Deleting Maintenance Plan History
We perform maintenance operations on SQL Server using Maintenance Plan. This article describes how to delete the maintenance plan history. I will share links to …
Read More »GRANT, REVOKE and DENY Commands in SQL Server(TSQL)
You can use GRANT, REVOKE, and DENY commands on many database objects in SQL Server. With the GRANT command, you can authorize a user. With …
Read More »DCOM was unable to communicate with the computer “server_name.domain_name” using any of the configured protocols; requested by PID
ERROR: DCOM was unable to communicate with the computer “server_name.domain_name” using any of the configured protocols; requested by PID 5cac (C:\Windows\system32\ServerManager.exe). Event …
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