When copying files between two computer on the network, you can either 1) remote desktop on to the computer and copy there or 2) on your local computer, open up folder with the following location… \\Server01\D$\Folder01 Option #2 coping files from your local computer will be faster.
Change your database’s Recovery Mode to SIMPLE and then delete rows in smaller batches using a while loop something like this: Keep in mind that logs could grow a lot if you don’t commit the transaction after each chunk and perform a checkpoint. This is how I would do it and take this article http://sqlperformance.com/2013/03/io-subsystem/chunk-deletes as reference,... » read more
Query to return long running transactions and cumulative CPU time in MS for open transactions in a SQL Server Database A long running transaction keeps the transaction log active from the virtual log file containing the first log record of the transaction. Truncation cannot occur from that virtual log file onward. It may leads to... » read more
Error: Error in Visual Studio when trying to publish project. Event name should have at least 3 parts separated by slash Fix: This specific error happens when you are not logged in to the Azure account in VS (the account that contains the Function app). To work-around this issue: You can go to File ->... » read more
Things to remember when deleting a large number of records from a database table. Consider using TRUNCATE instead of DELETE if truncating the table (removing all records from the table) is ok. Remove records in batches. Make sure there is enough space for the log files. If database is simple, truncate log after every run.... » read more
Create a macro and open the following application… C:\Windows\explorer.exe and set the parameter to the folder location C:\\folder01 Sources:
For Existing Table For New Table Definition
Simple restore database to same server on same disk configuration.
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