Hi
Every one
One thing i found out that my 2 databases in server A
Has same logical file name .
I have try to change the name but it is not allowing me to change.
I had refer BOL it says that we should have unique logical file name in a server for each database.
Question i have is does it going harm me i don't know this
if any one u know please suggest me.
Problem I already started getting is I do backup 5 small databases of 10 to 20 mb in one tape only. The 2 database which has same logical file name out
of which one is getting copied & another is not ,All other database it backup
perfecly.
But at the same time in a hard disk if i take backup of this database in a same device it works perfecly so i don't understand where the problem is
If any has any idea please suggest me
Thanks
Nirmal.
In our production we have a database by name MyDb.The application team wanted another database by the name MyDbOld which contains the data of Mydb 1 month old. So I created a database MyDbOld in other instance(test) and restored MyDbOld from the one month backup of MyDb in production server. In test instance I backed MyDbOld as MyDbOld.bak...
In the production instance I created a new DB by the name MyDbOld and restored the MyDbOld in the production from the backup of MyDbold.bak in the test instance. Now I have 2 databases in the production instance ie MyDb and 2)MyDbOld. However I find the logical names of both the databases to be the same although the database name and the physical file name to be different.My questions are-:
1) Does it in any manner affect the integrity of the 2 databases if the 2 databases are in the same instance and have the same logical name? 2) Would the dml or data retrieval operations in the 2 databases have any conflict in any manner what so ever? 3) Having a unique database name, and unique file names for the physical files for any database in an instance what is the purpose and significance of additionally having a logical name for a database? 4) Which I could restore a database from the backup of another database in the same instance and at the same time change the logical and physical name of the files to correspond to the new database.
In the database properties screen, there are four tabs: General, Transaction Log, Options, Permissions. In the General Tab, it lists four columns: File name, Location, Space Allocated, File Group. The string in the File name column has a value such as MY_DATABASE_DAT, whereas the Location column has a value like D:mssql7dataMY_DATABASE.MDF. The Location value is clearly the Windows file name. The "File name" (which I have seen called the "logical file") is a mystery to me. What is it used for? How can it be changed? Is there a problem if two different databases have the same "logical file" name? (For example, if you do sp_detach_db, copy the file to another place and then sp_attach_db the new file to another database name, you have two different databases with the same "logical file" name.) Much thanks to anyone who can shed light on this.
Hi everyone, I have a database (xyz) one Machine A. On the same machine I want to create a copy of the (xyz)database with different name(xyz_1). When I restore with move option it will restore but the thing is logical file names of xyz and xyz_1 are same. I know I can change these file names by manupulating the system table. My question is If I didn't change the logical file names of database xyz_1(new). Is there any problems or issues may arise.
I cannot find the answer to this: how do you update the logical file name for a database? Restore database "Alpha" over "Beta" specifying WITH MOVE parms allows "Alpha"'s physical files to overlay "Beta"'s, but now "Beta"'s logical file names are "Alpha_Data" and "Alpha_Log".
Updating sysfiles directly gives back a 270; "Get outta here!"
I'm moving a database (XYZtest) from the test server to the production server via sp_detach/sp_attach. I want the logical file names to be XYZ_data, rather than XYZtest_data, etc. I can easily rename the disk files, but how do I rename the logical file names?
Hi,Is there an option (stored procedure) or whatever to change to logical nameof the databasefile and the database log file ?Arno de Jong, The Netherlands.
Is there a way to rename the logical file for a database. For example, if I am moving a development database into production, I can use backup - but the backup takes the logical file names of the database and puts it into my production server. Now I have a production database with "dev_data1" for a logical file.....Can I change that name....?
Is there a way to rename the logical file names? I'm not talkingspecifically about the physical files, because those can be changedduring a restore, but the values immediately to the left of those inEnterprise Manager such as DBName_Data and DBName_log. EnterpriseManager lets me change them during a restore, but when I do it gives anerror. Any ideas?
A small database ABC with data only 5 mb but its log is growing everyday around 20 mb. I want to shrink its size like for other databases on daily bases.
1. backup log ABC with truncate_only 2. DBCC SHRINKDATABASE (ABC, 10) got following error: <<Cannot shrink log file 2 (ABC_Log) because all logical log files are in use.>>
with no_log also tried but have the same error when dbcc shrinkdatabase.. any idea?
Hi,I am planning to automate a nighty restore of a DB on another servercan someone point me in the right direction with the SQL script tomodify the logical file names to the correct path and not the onescarried over with the DB??i.e the database is to be renamed on the new serverany help much appreciatedMany thanks in advance
Is there any danger with renaming the LOGICAL file names behind the database?
There are a bunch of databases that were restored copies and all of them have the same logical database file name. I'm trying to get some growth data so I want the logical files to be different (prefer them to match the actual database name) so I can more easily identify them.
Am I safe to rename the logical names? I can't think of anything that references those logical file names that I would be breaking [backups, applications].
I ran the following query to get the log file sizes for all databases:
select (size*8.00)/1024,filename from master..sysaltfiles
When I compared the results from this query with the transaction log properties in EM, not all of the sizes match. For example, EM shows the transaction log size for tempdb to be 2 MB but the results of the query shows that transaction log size for tempdb is .5 MB. Which query can I run to get the numbers that would match between two? Thanks.
As part of monitoring i want to hourly check the data file percentage used for each database, to monitor growth and know in advance when a data file will be full.
However i do not want to write a job for ever single database , this instance may have up to 100 databases that = 100 jobs.
So i want to write a job that checks the percentage space used for all databases.
My first dilema is that i cannot loop through databases dynamically, by that i mean if i use a cursor that loops through database names, and i dynamically build sql the say 'USE @DBNAME' and execute it the cursor context stays local you do not actually change database context.
So how do i loop though databases, i have found
sp_msforeachdb, however this is undocumented in BOL.
Secondly how do i check the percentage of space used for the data file or files for a database, i could use DBCC SHOWFILESTATS, however this is also not documented in BOL.
Obviously i would rather use documented methods.
So bottom line what tsql could i use to check the percentage of file space use for all databases?
We have two db's. One live and one test.When I right click on the live one in SQL Enterprise Manager andselect properties -> Data Files ->File Name is LIVE.MDFLocation is F:DataLIVE.MDFWhen I right click on the test one in SQL Enterprise Manager andselect properties -> Data Files ->File Name is LIVE.MDFLocation is F:DataTEST.MDFSame thing applies to Transaction log files too.My concern is File Name is same in both the above cases even thoughthe location is different. What are the consequences of this.Thanks for your helpGVV
I am monitoring the data file growth of the databases in a table. Every week I review to see how much space is left on each database. I am thinking of writing a query where the current free space left is less than 20% of the file size, it sends out an alert to me, so that I can manually resize the file . Is it a good practice to resize the data file manually? If so I believe this need to be done at the time when the server is least busy since it can slow down the database. Also do I need to re-index the tables once the data file is resized?
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ALTER DATABASE XXX_UAT MODIFY FILE (NAME = 'mdd_Data', NEWNAME = 'XXX_UAT_Data') GO
ALTER DATABASE XXX_UAT MODIFY FILE (NAME = 'mdd_Log', NEWNAME = 'XXX_UAT_Log') GO
Hi,I want to change the logical name of the database. My database name and.MDF has the same name, but the logical name is different. Willchanging it impact anything?--sharif
I have a query. on my search page i have a number of textboxes e.g. title, subtitle, ISBN where users can enter a search string and when they click on a button the data is displayed in the gridview below. my query seems to be bringing up the right records but with some additional records into the gridview. I have tried the same query within the SQL server management studio and it brings back two records like indicated but within my aspx page it brings back 6 additional records that have no relevance to the query. Im quite baffled as to why this is happening and i have debugged but nothing comes to light. my code in my aspx page is as follows: public void BindData(){String _BookID = TxtBookID.Text;String _Title = TxtTitle.Text;String _Subtitle = TxtSubtitle.Text;String _ISBN = TxtISBN.Text;String AuthorFName = TxtForename.Text;String AuthorLName = TxtSurname.Text; SqlDataAdapter ad = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT Book_ID, Book_ID_Internal AS [Book Internal ID], Title, Subtitle, ISBN, Edition, Publication_Date AS [Published Date] FROM Book WHERE Book_ID_Internal = '" + _BookID + "' OR Title = '" + _Title + "' OR Subtitle = '" + _Subtitle + "'", conn);DataSet ds = new DataSet();ad.Fill(ds, "Book");if (ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count == 0){//if there are no rows returned-state in the gridds.Tables[0].Rows.Add(ds.Tables[0].NewRow());GridView1.DataSource = ds;GridView1.DataBind();int columncount = GridView1.Rows[0].Cells.Count;GridView1.Rows[0].Cells.Clear();GridView1.Rows[0].Cells.Add(new TableCell());GridView1.Rows[0].Cells[0].ColumnSpan = columncount;GridView1.Rows[0].Cells[0].Font.Italic = true;GridView1.Rows[0].Cells[0].Text = "No Records Found";}else{GridView1.DataSource = ds;GridView1.DataBind();}} if i input the same query into SQL management studio: SELECT * FROM Book WHERE Book_ID_Internal = 'ITD 450' OR Title = 'HTML 4.0' it returns two records which is correct. Can anyone see where i am going wrong?
The organisation I'm working for has SQL Server 2005 merge replication up and running on 11 servers in 3 different countries.
Ocasionally we experience problems caused by rows in a logical record relationship being replicated between servers in the wrong order, i.e. an attempt is made to insert child rows before the parent. I am not able to reproduce this behaviour on my test servers.
We have a progress database that we use RS on. The "status" field (active/inactive) is a logical field (true/false). When doing the SQL how do I specify that I want only active records (value = true).
I would like to change the logical filenames for a database on my test server. I know this is done with ALTER DATABASE, but I'm not sure of the exact syntax. Can anyone help?
I've been asked to trouble shoot an installation where many stored procedures are performing poorly. Upon examination I've found that the queries in these procs consume a large volume of logical IO (table scans etc). I'm trying to show that this could cause poor performance of the stored procedures as well as degredation of the server as a whole - but I cant find any suitable counters in Perfmon.
I have a view based on few tables okay I have a query that gives me document details of various revisions Now i also get the latest rev of those if i use a MAX() in my Query
And if i filter for a month of 12/2004 If i query for latest it should give Document1 - rev2
Now i need to get a filter with latest as rev2, plus i also need as a indication of actual latest as rev 7 using a query
How do i do that ...
Coz when i use filter for a month and Max then it does not consider rev7 for that filter and skip the record and if i try to filter only as per month .. i get a wrong info as latest rev2 which is not a true info as per database records.
May i possibly get both ... filtered info as per specific month and also a rev info as what is the latest for a spec document.
Just i need to know is that possible .. in SQl using a query
Any more info needed please mail me on neeraj.jariwala@gmail.com
