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  • Comment from: cmu
    2017-02-17 @ 10:32:58

    Gefällt! ;-)

  • Comment from: tosc
    2014-06-11 @ 20:35:53

    THX Christoph, In a nutshell - and highly recommended: If you had installed hotfix FIX: Data loss in clustered index occurs when you run online build index in SQL Server012 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2969896). Service Pack 2 will effectively remove all of the fixes you got from the hotfix! So take care!

  • Comment from: cmu
    2014-06-11 @ 12:48:05

    Thanks Torsten! SQL Server 2012 SP2 contains fixes to issues that have been reported internally and through the customer feedback platforms and Hotfix solutions provided in SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 1 up to and including Cumulative Update 9. More Details in SQL Server Release Services blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlreleaseservices/archive/2014/06/10/sql-server-2012-service-pack-2-sp2-rtm-has-released.aspx

  • Comment from: cmu
    2014-03-19 @ 08:36:54

    Great News! So I will delay my next order till the 1st of April!

  • Comment from: tosc
    2014-02-21 @ 14:29:41

    :-) I know.

  • Comment from: cmu
    2014-02-21 @ 08:53:30

    Great! It was almost one year ago ... ;-)

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    Comment from: cmu
    2013-12-19 @ 19:46:36

    Merry Christmas and my best wishes for 2014.

  • Comment from: tosc
    2013-07-17 @ 10:43:58

    It was pleasure to meet you, Johan! And I think, it will be a good investigation to learn more about power shell, like your stuff - http://www.sqlsaturday.com/viewsession.aspx?sat=230&sessionid=14790 CU tosc

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    alzdba
    Comment from: alzdba
    2013-07-17 @ 10:34:14

    It's been great meeting you and SQLSat230 has been fun. Johan

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    Dirk Hondong
    Comment from: Dirk Hondong
    2013-06-06 @ 12:05:04

    Thx for mentioning my blog post :-)

  • Comment from: tosc
    2013-03-21 @ 11:21:46

    Hello Henrik, nice merging! THX! If it is for you okay, I'd like to customize the script? cu tosc

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    Henrik
    Comment from: Henrik
    2013-03-21 @ 10:58:03

    Hello Thorsten, great script and nice idea to use Serverproperty instead @@version. I merge my script and yours to a more completer one: --> SQL Server Information <-- SET nocount ON; go USE [master]; go SELECT CONVERT(CHAR(100), Serverproperty('MachineName')) AS 'MACHINE NAME', CONVERT(CHAR(50), Serverproperty('ServerName')) AS 'SQL SERVER NAME', (CASE WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(50), Serverproperty('InstanceName')) IS NULL THEN 'Default Instance' ELSE CONVERT(CHAR(50), Serverproperty('InstanceName')) END) AS 'INSTANCE NAME', @@LANGUAGE as [Language], right(substring(@@version,charindex(' - ',@@version)+17,PATINDEX('%Copyright%',@@version)-27-(charindex(' - ',@@version)+17)),3) as [32,64], CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('EDITION')) AS EDITION, substring(@@version,22,(charindex(' - ',@@version)-22)) as [Version], CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ProductVersion')) AS 'BUILD', CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ProductLevel')) AS 'PRODUCT LEVEL', (CASE WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ISClustered')) = 1 THEN 'Clustered' WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ISClustered')) = 0 THEN 'NOT Clustered' ELSE 'INVALID INPUT/ERROR' END) AS 'FAILOVER CLUSTERED', (CASE WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ISIntegratedSecurityOnly')) = 1 THEN 'Integrated Security ' WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ISIntegratedSecurityOnly')) = 0 THEN 'SQL Server Security ' ELSE 'INVALID INPUT/ERROR' END) AS 'SECURITY', (CASE WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ISSingleUser')) = 1 THEN 'Single User' WHEN CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('ISSingleUser')) = 0 THEN 'Multi User' ELSE 'INVALID INPUT/ERROR' END) AS 'USER MODE', CONVERT(CHAR(30), Serverproperty('COLLATION')) AS COLLATION, Getdate() AS RunTime, substring(@@version,charindex (' ON ', @@VERSION)+4,(charindex (' (Build', @@VERSION))- (charindex (' ON ', @@VERSION)-1)-5) as [OS Version], substring(@@version,charindex ('Build ', @@VERSION) + 6,4) as [OS Build], case when charindex ('Service Pack', @@VERSION) = 0 then '' else substring(@@version,charindex ('Service Pack', @@VERSION) +13,1 ) end as [OS Service Pack], @@SPID AS 'ID', SYSTEM_USER AS 'Login Name?', USER AS 'User Name'; go -- END SQL Server Information --

  • Comment from: tosc
    2013-02-20 @ 16:52:29

    ups, my fault ... it's done! THX Frank, wish you a nice day!

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    Comment from: Frank Kalis
    2013-02-20 @ 16:44:30

    I would consider making it available as a file to download. :-)

  • Comment from: tosc
    2013-02-20 @ 16:30:25

    Danke, hat mir sehr viel Spaß gemacht. Die Präsentation findet Ihr unter: Repository - Franken |Regionalgruppentreffen 2013 cu tosc

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    Robert Glöckner
    Comment from: Robert Glöckner
    2013-02-20 @ 15:49:44

    Toller Vortrag gestern, danke sehr! Gruß aus Nürnberg Robert Glöckner

  • Christoph Muthmann
    Trackback from: Christoph Muthmann
    2013-01-21 @ 14:03:33

    Installation von SQL Server unter Windows 8
    Hier nur ein kurzer Hinweis auf den englischsprachigen Artikel vom Microsoft Support. Beachtenswert ist sicherlich die Einschränkung, dass SQL Server 2005 unter Windows 8 nicht mehr unterstützt wird.

  • Sa
    Comment from: Sa
    2012-10-10 @ 11:42:56

    Good

  • Christoph Muthmann
    Trackback from: Christoph Muthmann
    2012-09-27 @ 12:44:47

    Support für SQL Server unter Windows Server 2012 oder Windows 8
    Seit neuestem ist jetzt beschrieben, welche SQL Server Version unter Windows Server 2012 und Windows 8 unterstützt wird, und was bei der Installation zu berücksichtigen ist:…

  • Comment from: tosc
    2012-09-21 @ 07:33:14

    It may be a hard discussion, but - "It depends on ...