Hi...
We have a SQL Server Std Edition that make syncronisation(merge
publication) with 100 mobile device.We create100 publications according to
our employees user id.We use articles with joins and user id for all
publications.The mobile devices make syncronisation over this publications.
Problem1:When I execute an insert or update statement in database , it cost
min 10 minutes for response.Last night I execute an update sql(for 10 rows)
at night.When i wake up morning,the transaction log is get full, and only 2
of the updates make succesfully.
Why database ddl operations get a long time to execute?
Problem2:How can I control transaction log automatically?
I'll wait for your answers..
Thanks...
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> Hi...
> We have a SQL Server Std Edition that make syncronisation(merge
> publication) with 100 mobile device.We create100 publications according to
> our employees user id.We use articles with joins and user id for all
> publications.The mobile devices make syncronisation over this
> publications.
>
> Problem1:When I execute an insert or update statement in database , it
> cost min 10 minutes for response.Last night I execute an update sql(for
> 10 rows) at night.When i wake up morning,the transaction log is get full,
> and only 2 of the updates make succesfully.
> Why database ddl operations get a long time to execute?
> Problem2:How can I control transaction log automatically?
> I'll wait for your answers..
> Thanks...
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Easier way to change collation on columns.
Hi everybody
Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
I need to change the collation of these databases.
So I used alter database to change the default collation.
Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
columns in the existing tables to the new default
collation other than having to change them by hand.
Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
datatype to the new default collation?
Thanks in advance
RisunRisun,
You have to script it and do it manually. There are some scripts on the
internet, I believe that will do this for you. One easy way is to create
a new database with the new collation and then copy the data over using
a script or dts.
--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Risun wrote:
> Hi everybody
> Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
> Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
> I need to change the collation of these databases.
> So I used alter database to change the default collation.
> Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
> columns in the existing tables to the new default
> collation other than having to change them by hand.
> Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
> stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
> datatype to the new default collation?
> Thanks in advance
> Risun
Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
I need to change the collation of these databases.
So I used alter database to change the default collation.
Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
columns in the existing tables to the new default
collation other than having to change them by hand.
Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
datatype to the new default collation?
Thanks in advance
RisunRisun,
You have to script it and do it manually. There are some scripts on the
internet, I believe that will do this for you. One easy way is to create
a new database with the new collation and then copy the data over using
a script or dts.
--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Risun wrote:
> Hi everybody
> Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
> Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
> I need to change the collation of these databases.
> So I used alter database to change the default collation.
> Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
> columns in the existing tables to the new default
> collation other than having to change them by hand.
> Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
> stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
> datatype to the new default collation?
> Thanks in advance
> Risun
Easier way to change collation on columns.
Hi everybody
Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
I need to change the collation of these databases.
So I used alter database to change the default collation.
Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
columns in the existing tables to the new default
collation other than having to change them by hand.
Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
datatype to the new default collation?
Thanks in advance
Risun
Risun,
You have to script it and do it manually. There are some scripts on the
internet, I believe that will do this for you. One easy way is to create
a new database with the new collation and then copy the data over using
a script or dts.
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Risun wrote:
> Hi everybody
> Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
> Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
> I need to change the collation of these databases.
> So I used alter database to change the default collation.
> Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
> columns in the existing tables to the new default
> collation other than having to change them by hand.
> Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
> stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
> datatype to the new default collation?
> Thanks in advance
> Risun
sql
Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
I need to change the collation of these databases.
So I used alter database to change the default collation.
Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
columns in the existing tables to the new default
collation other than having to change them by hand.
Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
datatype to the new default collation?
Thanks in advance
Risun
Risun,
You have to script it and do it manually. There are some scripts on the
internet, I believe that will do this for you. One easy way is to create
a new database with the new collation and then copy the data over using
a script or dts.
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Risun wrote:
> Hi everybody
> Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
> Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
> I need to change the collation of these databases.
> So I used alter database to change the default collation.
> Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
> columns in the existing tables to the new default
> collation other than having to change them by hand.
> Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
> stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
> datatype to the new default collation?
> Thanks in advance
> Risun
sql
Easier way to change collation on columns.
Hi everybody
Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
I need to change the collation of these databases.
So I used alter database to change the default collation.
Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
columns in the existing tables to the new default
collation other than having to change them by hand.
Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
datatype to the new default collation?
Thanks in advance
RisunRisun,
You have to script it and do it manually. There are some scripts on the
internet, I believe that will do this for you. One easy way is to create
a new database with the new collation and then copy the data over using
a script or dts.
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Risun wrote:
> Hi everybody
> Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
> Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
> I need to change the collation of these databases.
> So I used alter database to change the default collation.
> Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
> columns in the existing tables to the new default
> collation other than having to change them by hand.
> Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
> stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
> datatype to the new default collation?
> Thanks in advance
> Risun
Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
I need to change the collation of these databases.
So I used alter database to change the default collation.
Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
columns in the existing tables to the new default
collation other than having to change them by hand.
Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
datatype to the new default collation?
Thanks in advance
RisunRisun,
You have to script it and do it manually. There are some scripts on the
internet, I believe that will do this for you. One easy way is to create
a new database with the new collation and then copy the data over using
a script or dts.
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Risun wrote:
> Hi everybody
> Running a SQL Server 2000 std edition + SP3.
> Restored a couple of databases from a SQL Server 7 to 2000.
> I need to change the collation of these databases.
> So I used alter database to change the default collation.
> Now I need to know if there is a way to change all the
> columns in the existing tables to the new default
> collation other than having to change them by hand.
> Is there a script or some wizard that can help me or am I
> stuck with this monster assignment to change every string
> datatype to the new default collation?
> Thanks in advance
> Risun
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