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Category Archives: T-SQL
Failed Job Notification To Event Log
Earlier, I had written a post about a failed job issue. A friend of mine, after reading this post, asked how should he verify the SQL jobs running in his environment without this notification option? By executing the following script, … Continue reading
Posted in Automation in SQL Server, How To, Jobs, Just Learned, SQL Server, T-SQL
Tagged Automation, How-to, Jobs, Just-Learned, SQL Server, t-sql
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Database Files Location
“I have created a database on XXX instance, where are the physical files located?” I saw a similar post today on MSDN forum and thought of writing this short note on it. Here are the few ways to find the location … Continue reading
Database Mirroring with SQLCMD
Finally, I build my script to configure Database Mirroring in High Safety Mode. Earlier, I had written a post on configuring Database Mirroring in High Availability Mode. However, this time, I had written a script to automate the complete process … Continue reading
Posted in Automation in SQL Server, Database Mirroring, How To, Just Learned, SQL Server, SQLCMD, T-SQL
Tagged Database Mirroring, How-to, Just-Learned, SQL Server
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