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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.
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I am trying to install and use SQL Server on docker.
As far as I know, 10GB is available for free on Express.
Is it the same for Docker?
If so, can I use unlimited capacity if I select MSSQL_PID as 'standard' in the environment variable?
In short the answer to your question is yes, what ever version you mention in the PID variable the sql server will operate like that. The only thing about licensing is that it believe on you that you have proper prior licensing for that version though it doesn't have any technical check or verification process.
Following link will give you some more related information that may help you further -
https://github.com/Microsoft/mssql-docker/issues/200
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Can anyone tell me how does the instance recovery happens in sql server when the instance has crashed?
Does it use boot page information for instance recovery?
And during recovery how the before images and after images are recreated?
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How to enable the more accurate help, please ?
Because I have this :
Some time ago I have wondered the same thing, as I expect to receive information similar to this one:
REPLACE(string_expression NVARCHAR, string_pattern NVARCHAR, string_replacement NVARCHAR)
Unfortunately, there are very only a few options related to intellisense in SSMS:
and you cannot change the way function information is displayed.
Sorry, I found...
SQL Complete do that job. I thought it was a SQL Server Management Studio option.
With SQL Complete :
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As you can tell I am quite new at this, but is it possible to view entries in a database?
I have tried looking in SQL Server 2012 Management Studio, but I was lost!
Sorry to sound a bit dumb
J.J.I Mahone
Yes it is. In SQL Server 2012 Management Studio you can right click on a table and select 'select rows'. By this you can see the entries of each table of the database.
Here is the image.
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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.