Success is an endless process…
I don’t have too much time to comment now… but you know what i mean, right?
P.S. Presenting at the Microsoft Sommarkollo in Malmö, Göteborg and Stockholm. See you there.
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Success is an endless process… I don’t have too much time to comment now… but you know what i mean, right? P.S. Presenting at the Microsoft Sommarkollo in Malmö, Göteborg and Stockholm. See you there.
‘How to generate data in SQL Server’ is a very interesting question, since there is not only one correct answer. It really depends on what the purpose is. I talked to Pinal Dave (blog: SQLAuthority.com) earlier, and he suggested the following script: ?Download download.txt1 Continue reading […] How to generate data in SQL Server […]
Here are a couple ways to stop and start the SQL Server service from a command line: Option 1: use the NET START and NET STOP commands: ?View Code VBNET START MSSQLSERVER and ?View Code VBNET STOP MSSQLSERVER If you have a named instance, you will have to replace the ‘MSSQLSERVER’ with the proper service name, for example MSSQL$SQL2008 . !!! Continue reading […] How to start and stop the SQL Server service from command line […]
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