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I am having a problem when attaching an .mdf file in sql server 2012. When I add an .mdf for my database it gives me the error below.
Yeah. Did you - ah - READ the error?
The part where it says "Access Denied" and "whle attempting to open or create the physical file".
What you think SQL Server can do when SQL Server is not allowed to read the file?
Check file and directory permissions and - start, please- READING the error. THis one is extremely clear.
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I cannot use the STRING_SPLIT() function in Microsoft SQL server.
the problem simliar to this post:
I've tried the suggestion but it wont work.
i've checked the compatibility_level and SQL server which is 160 and 2022 version.
But the SQL server still cannot recongnized the STRING_SPLIT() function.
What can i do to fix this issue?
Compatibility_level:
SQL version
Execute result
the chinese execute result means "STRING_SPLIT is not a recongnized built-in function name"
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I am trying to backup my SQL Server 2008 R2 database. However I am getting the below error, no matter where I try to save the backup.
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The volume on device 'D:\Programfiles\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Backup\dbName.bak'
is not part of a multiple family media set. BACKUP WITH FORMAT can be
used to form a new media set. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo).
Can anyone throw light on this?
The only helpful links I could google were following but of little use:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqldisasterrecovery/thread/a1eb2818-2a97-4c52-aa8d-7c224f1ac282
and
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic279584-24-1.aspx
I wasn't able to reproduce the issue however, here's a workaround for whoever might run into this: use WITH FORMAT clause or Options - Back up to a new media set and erase all existing backup sets option in the GUI.
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I have an exam on SQL tomorrow and I have no idea what to do, I need help as quick as possible. here's the error I get:
Your master database is corrupt. You have to restore one from a backup, or reinstall sqlexpress.
Run this in cmd C:\Windows\System32\eventvwr.exe
That will open the Event Viewer. In there you will find more details on why SQL didn't start. There is no way of telling just from the screenshot you sent. Error code 3417 is a bit generic, so please paste the full detail of the error once you get it from the log.
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Can anyone help me find a good host that supports MDF file? I have a site that works perfectly in my desktop but when I uploaded it to Arvixe it wont work and I can't get a straight answer from them.
Please I need your help so bad. Thank you.
No. Only small operations will use MDF - serious hosts will isolate SQL servers on dedicated machines.
There is a transfer wizard available allowing data upload to a server database.
And you should look for SQL Server Express, not "mdf files". It is a server technology.
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Fellow devs,
From SQL Server Management Studio, I can see that a lot of SPIDs are still present eventhough the application which has triggered them has already used and closed the query. What could be causing this?
Any avenues for me to look at concerning this? Thanks.
connection pooling by the client driver is most likely the cause.
-don