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In new futures of Microsoft company remove debugger in SSMS database engine 15.0 and they are called improvement. (-_-)
I tried use debugger in visual studio 2019 by this answer :
How to add the Debug button to SSMS v18?
But i’ve below error when run debugging :
We just upgraded from SQL Server 2008 R2 to SQL Server 2019(Compability lvl 150).
We have two different stored procedures that started failing after the upgrade, with error messages like this:
Msg 8632, Level 17, State 2, Procedure BuildSelfSaleStats, Line 14 [Batch Start Line 4] Internal error: An expression services limit has been reached. Please look for potentially complex expressions in your query, and try to simplify them. Whats really strange is that this particular stored procedure doesnt take any arguments, and when we simply execute the body of the SQL code in SSMS, it works fine(!?).
What might cause some SQL code that works fine when executed in SSMS, to suddenly start failing when its wrapped in a stored procedure?
We’re running a couple SQL servers in Azure that are set up with an Always On availability group and Windows Failover Clustering. The servers are Windows 2019 and we’re running SQL Server 2019. When we set up the cluster, it was set up to use a Distributed Network Name instead of a static cluster IP address. Thanks to this we shouldn’t need an internal load balancer according to these notes: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/issues/34648.
I’m struggling to understand exactly how this works though. Based on what I read, it seems like our connection strings will point to the DNS name of the cluster (let’s call it AgCluster). If I look in DNS, there is an A record for AgCluster pointing to sql1 and another pointing to sql2. When I use AgCluster in my connection string it seems to always connect me to the primary server, even if I have ApplicationIntent=ReadOnly set. When I query @@SERVERNAME I always get the same server.
So with the Distributed Network Name setup, what should I use in my connection strings to make sure read/write queries go to the primary and read only go to a secondary? Any guides on setting this up in general would be helpful. Thanks!
I have been working on SQL Server 2019 version and trying to setup a load test environment using SQL Server Distributed Reply Controller – Client, however I cannot find the DReplay.exe. I thought the it will be installed as part of the installation of Distributed Reply Controller, but it didnt. Some articles suggest that it will be installed as part Management Tools from the installation media for SQL Server but the Management Tools option has been removed from the installation option.
There is also no link online to suggest an alternative way to get the DReplay.exe installed. Running out of options now.
As a desperate measure, I did try to copy the the “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server0\Tools\Binn” folder content from an older server where it was installed to the new SQL Server 2019 which did not work, throwing error “Failed to load assembly….”
Any ideas any suggestions please?? Thank you.
something causing my windows server 2019 TCP/IP to stall after a while of running GSA SER.
If I stop GSA SER then problem on my server disappears right away.
Also, on GSA ser, I see error: “No Buffer space available” when this happens.
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I think this year will be much worse because coronavirus global overbreak, maybe will be cause the severe global economic recession, and ever much worse than 2008 global economic recession.
I generated a key pair on Windows Server 2019 using the native ssh-keygen located in System32\OpenSSH. Now I think the permissions of the private key are somewhat worrying…
Is it expected to have read-write-execute (700) for Administrators, and for the SFTPClient user (part of Users, not Administrators) on the Windows implementation?
Is there any reason why the key isn’t following the same logic than on Unix/Linux? (POSIX permissions set to 600 = read-write for owner only)
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How is it monetized?
I have added AdSense to a few pages, but nothing to speak of as I haven't given a great deal of thought on placement.
Does this site come with any social media accounts?
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Articles haven't been added since 2016, though I recently have done website re-design which has made the website look a lot better and reduced bounces….
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