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Tips and Tricks

Cheating on SQL… with Excel

Aug 9 2012

Cheating on SQL… with Excel

Viva Las Vegas and Las Laziness In my presentation on Performance-Enhancing Laziness I’ll be presenting at Dev Connections this Fall in Las Vegas I’ll be providing a great number of productivity tips that will allow you to work a lot less – to get many more things accomplished in your day.  I wanted to give [...]

By Tim Ford • SQL, Syndicated, Tips and Tricks • 2 • Tags: excel, repetitive task, shortcut, SQL, tip

Rock Paper SharePoint Lizard SQL

Jun 12 2012

Rock Paper SharePoint Lizard SQL

SharePoint is a fine tool for document management and sharing. However SharePoint likes to play by its own rules when it comes to how it stores and organizes the information it relies upon to serve out those mad skillz to the denizens of the cube farms and board rooms.  It does so with the bravado that [...]

By Tim Ford • SQL, Syndicated, Tips and Tricks • 1 • Tags: Fix File Setting, SharePoint, SQL, SQL Server

Backup Metadata Fun

Mar 30 2012

Backup Metadata Fun

Until yesterday I never heard of World Backup Day.  I checked Target and I couldn’t find a single greeting card either.  I was wondering if I was being Punk’d by Brent Ozar in his post that tomorrow (March 31, 2012) has that distinction.  Then I figured what the heck, I’ve some scripts I use frequently [...]

By Tim Ford • SQL, Tips and Tricks • 0 • Tags: Backup, compression, last backup, Metadata, SQL, SQL Server, world backup day

On the Tenth Day of Christmas…2011

Dec 23 2011

On the Tenth Day of Christmas…2011

On the Tenth day of Christmas I Give a Gift to Thee…Ten Quick Hit Thumbscripts A Nine Hour Work Day I FORGOT WHAT EIGHT WAS FOR… Seven Reports to Start My Day Six Gb of RAM Five Volumes Minimum… Four Words to Live By… Three Training Events… Two Twitter Handles… and Mirrored Disks with Parity [...]

By Tim Ford • 12 Days of Christmas 2011, MSSQLTips, Syndicated, Tips and Tricks • 3 • Tags: #12DaysofSQLChristmas, MSSQLTips, SQL, Tips and Tricks

Nov 15 2011

Changing Notification Operator for Multiple SQL Agent Jobs

Recently I found myself in a situation where I needed to make a mass change to the operator that was to be notified in the event of a failure.  This change had to occur across all SQL instances under my administrative control.  Do I need to perform a repetitive process for hundreds of SQL Agent [...]

By Tim Ford • Tips and Tricks • 0 • Tags: Operators, SQL Agent Job Changes

Nov 23 2009

SQL Templates – Part 1

I really don’t know why it took me so long to embrace the use of templates in SQL Server Management Studio.  Really, they’re right there in plain sight.  They even have their own Explorer for cryin’ out loud!  Even the DMVs don’t have that and look how much press they get!  Unless one of the templates [...]

By sqlagentman • Dynamic Management Objects, SQL, Syndicated, Templates, Tips and Tricks • 2

Sep 2 2009

24.25 Hours of PASS

The 24 Hours of PASS kicked off at 19:45 EST yesterday and has so far, with about three hours to go, been a great technical and educational success.  Presenters have been solid for the most part, and there have been limited technical issues to work out early on.  PASS’s own Tom LaRock has also been [...]

By Timothy • Professional Development, SQL, Tech, Tips and Tricks • 3 • Tags: 24 Hours of SQL Server, SQL Server

Jul 27 2009

Find All Logins With VIEW SERVER STATE Permissions

How do I determine if a login has the VIEW SERVER STATE permissions needed to query the Dynamic Management Views and Dynamic Management Functions in Microsoft SQL Server? A simple query…

By Timothy • Dynamic Management Objects, SQL, Syndicated, Tips and Tricks • 1 • Tags: Boring things that won't get you dates but may gain you geek cred.

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