Thomas Rushton
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Tag Archives: DBCC
DBCC DBINFO() – Don’t rely on undocumented commands
Don’t Rely on Undocumented Commands – A Cautionary Tale Looking at the output for the (undocumented) DBCC DBINFO() command, I noticed a typo in one of the field names. I wondered about submitting it as a bug, but then looked … Continue reading
Possible SQL Server Trace Flag Gotcha
I was trying to turn on Traceflag 3226 in order to suppress the swarm of successful transaction log backup messages that floods the SQL Server (Error) Logs (& Windows Application logs). After all, if you’ve got more than a few … Continue reading
Querying SQL Server Event Logs to search for DBCC CheckDB output
This is a long-winded response to a query raised on AskSSC, about how to report on the running of DBCC. One way suggested was to use Ola Hallengren’s scripts to schedule and report. However, I have another way that I … Continue reading
Adventures with DBCC and Database Upgrades
We have (had?) an application that has been retired (Hurrah!). However, even though it has been retired, there is still the occasional request to extract data from this database, which was hosted on a SQL2000 SP3a server. So what I’m … Continue reading
Posted in SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged DBCC, SQL Server 2000, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008 R2, Upgrade
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