Hey everyone and welcome back to SQL Something!
I happened to see an old post of mine (towards the bottom of the post) where I mentioned restoring from the command line but I did not actually say how.
So that's what I want to look at really quickly.
"Musings from a DBA in training." - Geon Bell
Wednesday 29 January 2014
Monday 27 January 2014
Convert Comma Delimited String To A Table
Welcome back to SQL Something everyone!
Just seeing if I could throw one more post in before the end of the month (trying so hard to stick to my "at least 2 posts per month" rule).
Today we'll look at how to convert a comma delimited string to a table, where each delimited value will be placed in a new row.
Just seeing if I could throw one more post in before the end of the month (trying so hard to stick to my "at least 2 posts per month" rule).
Today we'll look at how to convert a comma delimited string to a table, where each delimited value will be placed in a new row.
Thursday 23 January 2014
Mini Post: Restore of Database Failed; Access is Denied
Happy New Year! (Albeit a little late!)
Welcome back to SQL Something!
To start off the year we'll look at a very small issue: "The operating system returned the error '5(Access is denied)' while attempting restore".
Welcome back to SQL Something!
To start off the year we'll look at a very small issue: "The operating system returned the error '5(Access is denied)' while attempting restore".
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| Fig. 1: Access is Denied |
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