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About Timothy Ford

http://thesqlagentman.com

Tim is a SQL Server MVP, father, husband, adventurer, photographer, foodie, and creator of interesting things. He trains on cruise ships, lives in the moment, and laughs often. Founding Partner of both Brent Ozar PLF and SQL Cruise.

Posts by Timothy Ford:

Dec 1 2008

Using Dynamic SQL in Cursor Versus sp_MSforeachdb

sp_MSforeachdb yeilds unexpected results when you exclude databases compared to cursors.

By Timothy • Syndicated, Tips and Tricks •

Dec 1 2008

xp_logininfo

Need to determine what domain users are associated with an Active Directory Group that has rights to your SQL Database. Use xp_logininfo.

By Timothy • Tips and Tricks •

Dec 1 2008

Table Space Calculation, Redux

I’ve been asked if there was a SQL 2000 version of the Table Space Calculation code I posted the other day. The answer is yes. It only required that I change the @Results table variable to a temp table, #Results. This will work on SQL 2000, 2005 and 2008. While I was at it, I modified the code to report back results in Mb (who cares for Kb anyhow?)

By Timothy • Syndicated, Tips and Tricks •

Dec 1 2008

Determine Space Consumption At The Table Level

Yesterday, I was asked about how much space certain tables were consuming in one of the databases I support. I created the following query to provide that information.

By Timothy • Syndicated, Tips and Tricks •

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