Re: Transaction log very high when dropping a column on popular table
Bret, This opens a new question. Consider/Assume i got a window of 2 hour for the database in which i am going to perform the alter on one table (consider table is referenced in more than 500 + objects...
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You can use the dbcc upgrade_object command to force renormalization. use testgocreate table t1 (c1 int, c2 int)gocreate procedure p1 as select c1 from t1godump tran test with truncate_onlygoalter...
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Thanks a lot bret . Very helpful for me
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Hi, seems like a good solution, but only if you have a 'maintenance window'. We normally don't have a lot of maintenance windows, so if you can't go offline, dbcc upgrade_object won't help us either....
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> The ASE support released in 16.0 SP02 is not sufficient to support this ADO.NET featureDoes this mean that no language (java/JDBC, perl) can have support for table variables without further...
View ArticleRe: SAP ASE 15.7 on SAN-SSD Storage with SLS11SP3
there is no errror on master yes we run :sp_indsuspect goThere are no suspect indexes in database master.(return status = 0)sp_indsuspectgo There are no suspect indexes in database master.(return...
View ArticleRe: What would you like to learn about ASE?
Hi Mike, Please try again, maybe with a different browser. The person who actuallycreated the survey says they are getting responses. If you simply can't get toit, feel free to post your responses...
View Articledbcc checkstorage
Hi 1853273 suspect conditions were located. 0 checks were aborted. You should investigate the recorded faults, and plan a course of action that will correct them. Suspect conditions are to be treated...
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You might start by just getting an overview of which fault codes are being reported and which objects are affected. select type_code, id, count(*) from dbccdb..dbcc_faults group by type_code, id order...
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Thanks, Bret. In the below o/p what does count(*) signifies ? dbid type_code id ------ ----------- ----------- ----------- 4 100011 1307867726 4 9 100012 736005653...
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For better understanding dbid type_code id------ ------------- ----------------- ------4 100011 1307867726 4
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It is the number of faults of that type reported for that table. Among other things, this shows that a number of tables are affected.
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I've tried it using IE and Chrome - thats all we can use here - and none of them work.I've asked someone from another bank to tryit and they can't see it either. If the web site is barred -we usually...
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I've found if I try to go to http://www.surveymonkey.com then I its barred.Not sure where the banks get their list from, but its banned from here.
View ArticleRe: dbcc checkstorage
That's a lot of errors... Have a look at this page of checkstorage errors (thanks to Bret) DBCC Checkstorage Fault Codes - SAP ASE - SCN Wiki To resolve, you'll have to go per table Is this something...
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Hi guys, We have been trying since last week, to install the ASE Cockpit without success . We have done the upgrade to SP 16.02, in order to have the new feature. Our old release was 16 SP01. In the...
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Hi there, we also had trouble instaling this. We solved it by downloading a newer version of SAPCAR (SAPCAR_0-80000938.exe), putting it in the 32 bit program files directory and reinstalling the...
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Thank you for answer. The package we have downloaded il a ZIP file, from swdc ->databases>patches ->ASE Can you tel me where you have found the SAR package of the ASE 16SP002? Thank you....
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