Tag Archives: Scripts

BIML first steps

BIML stands for Business Intelligence Markup Language. It adds some things on top of SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services, now called SQL Data Tools, or BI Development Studio, or even DTS – Microsoft should really make up their mind and stop … Continue reading

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Oracle: Error ORA-00955 name is already used by an existing object

Sometimes things just won’t work as expected. You know, programming has its quirks and the like. Normally this error alone would mean you are creating some object with a name that is already in use. But what if you just … Continue reading

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SQ: Logical Query Processing Order

Just saw this while watching (a part of) MVA Jump Start: Querying SQL Server 2012: Logical Query Processing Order. This is great to keep in mind while tuning your queries. As I was blogging around and found this content on a … Continue reading

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SQL: Management Studio not saving changes to table

Having a blog about something you like is a great way to learn more things about it. If you keep an eye open for the other bloggers the term “community” really makes sense. This week while checking the recent activity I … Continue reading

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SSMS Tips and Tweaks – Keyboard shortcuts

After some time just saving drafts here (I have a lot of unpublished content right now), I wanted to share some tips to make your life easier when working inside SSMS. The first tip is about keyboard shortcuts. on SSMS hit … Continue reading

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SQL Restore without Percentage

Have you ever wanted to restore a database to create some documentation? In this case it usually is done outside of production environment, so it does not matter how long the restore process will take. And if you have a … Continue reading

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Monitoring SQL Agent jobs

And this is the second post of today, only a quick link to a great script from SQLFool. That girl is really a script junkie – and I love her scripts. http://sqlfool.com/2012/09/sql-agent-job-script-2/ It is extremely useful to be able to … Continue reading

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Change DB Owner in SQL Server

Sometimes some hidden configurations mess up with the management of our SQL Database Servers. One great candidate to do this is the “Owner” property of the databases. Not that the property will cause some issue by itself, but the default … Continue reading

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Unused Indexes Size

Today I had to quickly find which indexes are not used on a database and the size of each one. Because of the hurry, I just googled a little and found two scripts with parts of the solution. I simply … Continue reading

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Sharing knowledge: Index Defrag Script

This is one of the things I love about being a DBA: we like to share what we know. I always try to teach people who work with me some things about how a database works, and a lot of other … Continue reading

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