Hi All,

sql server equality operator will not work with strings with trailining spaces.

below is the script for this. Please check at your end using query explorer

it will work fine for the leading space strings also

declare @string varchar(100)

set @string=’mssqlbuzz’

select len(@string) as [string without spaces]

set @string=’mssqlbuzz ‘

select LEN(@string) as [string with trailing spaces]

set @string=’ mssqlbuzz’

select LEN(@string) as [string with leading spaces]

result:

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Hi All,

For support people:

We can find the legacy DTS Packages logs and Status information using the below scriot

select

pklog.name as PackageName ,

stlog.stepname as StepName ,

stlog.stepexecutionid as StepExecutionID ,

stlog.starttime as StepStartTime ,

stlog.endtime as StepEndTime ,

stlog.errorcode as StepErrorCode ,

stlog.errordescription as StepErrorDescription

from

msdb.dbo.sysdtssteplog stlog

left join

msdb.dbo.sysdtspackagelog pklog

on stlog.lineagefull = pklog.lineagefull

where

stlog.errorcode <> 0

and stlog.starttime > DATEADD (day, -15, getdate())

order by

stlog.starttime

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Below is the Procedure for checking the views that are defined for the table.

–Creating the procedure:

CREATE PROCEDURE VIEWS_IN_TABLE

@TABLENAME VARCHAR(200)

AS

SELECT VIEW_SCHEMA, VIEW_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.VIEW_TABLE_USAGE

WHERE TABLE_NAME = @TABLENAME;

GO

–Testing the procedure

EXEC VIEWS_IN_TABLE

ADDRESS;

GO

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Hi All,

After cube is deployed using SSAS, when we are trying to browse the cube, we are getting the below error

Temporary fix for this issue is change the Language option to English United States above the error

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Hi All,

Today I wrote the script to find the primary key and foreign key for the table and Below is the script

select distinct sc.name+’.’+so.name as TableName,so2.name as ReferencedTable,so1.name ‘primary key Constraint name’,fc.CONSTRAINT_NAME as ‘Foreign Key constraint name’,col.COLUMN_NAME as ‘Primary Key Column’,

co2.COLUMN_NAME as ‘foreign key column’

from sys.objects so with (nolock)

inner join

sys.objects so1 (nolock)

inner join

sys.schemas sc(nolock)

on so1.schema_id=sc.schema_id

on so.[object_id]=so1.parent_object_id

and so.[type]=’u’

and so1.[type]=’PK’

inner join

INFORMATION_SCHEMA.REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS fc (nolock)

on fc.UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME=so1.name

inner join

sys.foreign_keys sfo (nolock)

on sfo.name=fc.CONSTRAINT_NAME

inner join

sys.objects so2(nolock)

on so2.object_id=sfo.parent_object_id

inner join

INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE col(nolock)

on

col.CONSTRAINT_NAME=fc.UNIQUE_CONSTRAINT_NAME

inner join

INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE co2 (nolock)

on co2.CONSTRAINT_NAME=fc.CONSTRAINT_NAME

Result:

Please check and suggest the best way for doing this

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Hi All,

We have the one procedure sp_MSforeachdb which is used to execute the script in all the databases at a time.

Below is the script for getting the strored Procedures defintion in all the databases.

EXECUTE master.sys.sp_MSforeachdb ‘USE [?]; select @@SERVERNAME as servername,DB_NAME() as [Database],so.name,sc.text

from sysobjects (nolock) so inner join

syscomments(nolock) sc

on

sc.id=so.id

where so.type=”p”’

Result:

but the Procedure sp_MSforeachdb is un documented stored Procedure and there us no Gaurranty from Microsoft for future versions usage and this is Microsoft internal purpose only

if you want stored procedure definition from database, use the below script

use YouRdatabase

select @@SERVERNAME as servername,DB_NAME() as [Database],so.name,sc.text

from sysobjects (nolock) so inner join

syscomments(nolock) sc

on

sc.id=so.id

where so.type=’p’

Result:

Thanks for viewing and let us know if you have other options also .

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Hi All,

Changing the database compatibility level

1) Using t-Sql

Syntax:

ALTER DATABASE database_name

SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = { 80 | 90 | 100 }

Arguments

database_name

Is the name of the database to be modified.

COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL {80 | 90 | 100 }

Is the version of SQL Server with which the database is to be made compatible. The value must be one of the following:

80 = SQL Server 2000

90 = SQL Server 2005

100 = SQL Server 2008

For all installations of SQL Server 2008, the default compatibility level is 100. Databases created in SQL Server 2008 are set to this level unless the model database has a lower compatibility level. When a database is upgraded to SQL Server 2008 from any earlier version of SQL Server, the database retains its existing compatibility level if it is at least 80. Upgrading a database with a compatibility level below 80 sets the database to compatibility level 80. This applies to both system and user databases. Use ALTER DATABASE to change the compatibility level of the database. To view the current compatibility level of a database, query the compatibility_level column in the sys.databases catalog view.

Using Compatibility Level for Backward Compatibility

Compatibility level affects behaviors only for the specified database, not for the entire server. Compatibility level provides only partial backward compatibility with earlier versions of SQL Server. Use compatibility level as an interim migration aid to work around version differences in the behaviors that are controlled by the relevant compatibility-level setting. If existing SQL Server applications are affected by behavioral differences in SQL Server 2008, convert the application to work properly. Then use ALTER DATABASE to change the compatibility level to 100. The new compatibility setting for a database takes effect when the database is next made current (whether as the default database on login or on being specified in a USE statement).

Best Practices

Changing the compatibility level while users are connected to the database can produce incorrect result sets for active queries. For example, if the compatibility level changes while a query plan is being compiled, the compiled plan might be based on both the old and new compatibility levels, resulting in an incorrect plan and potentially inaccurate results. Furthermore, the problem may be compounded if the plan is placed in the plan cache and reused for subsequent queries. To avoid inaccurate query results, we recommend the following procedure to change the compatibility level of a database:

Set the database to single-user access mode by using ALTER DATABASE SET SINGLE_USER.

Change the compatibility level of the database.

Put the database in multiuser access mode by using ALTER DATABASE SET MULTI_USER.

Ex:

2) Using SSMS to change the compatibility level of data base

Right Click on the database you want to change compatibility level

Select options and change the compatibility level and click on OK

We can see the compatibility level of data base using the SSMS

And using the t-sql

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Reference :http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510680.aspx

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Hi All,

If you want to see the jobs status with out going to sql server agent, please run the below query

use msdb

go

select distinct j.Name as "Job Name", j.description as "Job Description", h.run_date as LastStatusDate,

case h.run_status

when 0 then ‘Failed’

when 1 then ‘Successful’

when 3 then ‘Cancelled’

when 4 then ‘In Progress’

end as JobStatus

from sysJobHistory h, sysJobs j

where j.job_id = h.job_id and h.run_date =

(select max(hi.run_date) from sysJobHistory hi where h.job_id = hi.job_id)

order by 1

And if you want to see the dtspackages that are installed in your sql server, run the below query

select * from msdb..sysdtspackages

If you have other options, please post, I will post in the thread.

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Hi All,

Below is the query used to find the mirroring status in sql server using t-sql

select * from sys.database_mirroring (nolock)dm

inner join sys.databases(nolock)db

on db.database_id=dm.database_id

and name=’AdventureWorks’

where adventure works is the name of database

Example:

Please check and let us know if you have any doubts.

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