Hello,
I am trying to create a stored procedure that will disable triggers on any given table. Basically I want to pass in a table name as a parameter and query the master table for all triggers that belong to that table...then disable them. I just don't know how to get a list of triggers that belong to a table?
Thanks,
Andrew
I'm thinking of building a trigger against a system table(sysobjects) in
database(a) on server(a) that will assist me in updating a table in
database(b)on server(b). What I need to know from table(b)is if a new table
has been added and removed from database(a) on server(a). I want to use a
store procedure to query the table(b). I was thinking of building a trigger
against my sysobjects table that would update table(b) whenever any tables
are added or removed from database(a). Has anyone built triggers against
system tables? I am running SQL 7.
How can we write triggers on system table dbo.sysobjects,
when i tries to write a trigger, it is giving an error that permission is denied.
I even give a permission of "allow modifications to system catalogs" in Enterprise manager.
still it is not giving permission.
How can i create a trigger on dbo.sysobjects table?
Does anyone know if it's possible to create a trigger on the sysdatabases table in the master database? I keep getting permission denied which I'm not sure is right.
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Does anyone know of a way I can create a trigger on a system table (say sysdatabases in master). I know this is not supported but presumably there's a way it can be done by referencing it's equivilant in Information_schema somewhere.
I'm trying to write a script that will automatically set up a backup schedule for a database that has just been created. I was hoping the trigger would query the sysdatabases table for new database name entries, log necessary info in an audit table and then call a backup script to set up the schedule. Any ideas??
Thanks
Rob
I would like to put an insert trigger on sysdatabases. Is this possible?
Thanks!
Hi, I have several independent, system components that write auditevents to a database locally via ODBC and remotely via TCP, and I havea requirement to audit when the database is available for modification.First, does SQL Server have a concept of starting/stopping specificdatabase instances? Or does my database instance "stop" only when theNT service MSSQLSERVER stops?Second, Oracle has system event triggers, e.g. AFTER STARTUP, but Ican't find an equivalent in SQL Server 2000. What alternatives arethere?Note that I can't rely on the MSSQLSERVER start/stop events in the NTApplication Event log, as the events need to be inserted "in-band" intomy database's event table.TIA,Josh
View 1 Replies View RelatedHi,I have a few things on my databases which seem to be neither true systemobjects or user objects - notably a table called 'dtproperties' (createdby Enterprise manager as I understand, relating to relationship graphingor something) and some stored procs begining with "dt_" (some kind ofsource control stuff, possible visual studio related). These show up whenI use"exec sp_help 'databaseName'"but not in Ent. Mgr. or in Query Analyzer's object browser, and also notin a third party tool I use called AdeptSQL. I am wondering how thosetools know to differentiate between these types of quasi-system objects,and my real user data. (This is for the purpose of a customized schemagenerator I am writing). I'd prefer to determine this info with systemstored procs (ie sp_help, sp_helptex, sp_...etc) but will dip into thesystem tables if needed.Thanks,Dave
View 1 Replies View RelatedAll of a sudden none of our merge replications are working. In fact you can't even insert, update or delete and data from the tables in the merge publication. When trying that, we get an error stating:
Msg 550, Level 16, State 1, Procedure MSmerge_ins_E3F43EF8B259476099BBB194A2E1708C, Line 42
The attempted insert or update failed because the target view either specifies WITH CHECK OPTION or spans a view that specifies WITH CHECK OPTION and one or more rows resulting from the operation did not qualify under the CHECK OPTION constraint.
The statement has been terminated.
Currently, the only solution I've found is to delete the publication and recreate it. I'm trying to figure out why this happened. It happened on a development server that to my knowledge, hasn't been changed in a week or so outside of changing the server's IP address. Would that cause such an error to occur?
-mike
Hello, everyone. I am sorry I haven't been around for long but I have got this confusion. I haven't been able to set triggers between 2 tables.
I have got a set of data in 1 table and another set in the other table. I want to set the trigger by comparing the data column from one table to another.
All I want to know is is ti possible to do it? Because I have been told that I can only set triggers on only one table.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Dear Group,I would like to create an audit table that is created with a trigger thatreflects all the changes(insert, update and delete) that occur in table.Say I have a table withSubject_ID, visit_number, dob, weight, height, User_name, inputdateThe audit table would have .Subject_ID, visit_number, dob, weight, height, User_name, inputdate,edit_action, edit_reason.Where the edit_action would be insert, update, delete; the edit_reason wouldbe the reason given for the edit.Help with this would be great, since I am new to the world of triggers.Thanks,Jeff
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I have decided to use CLR Triggers to synchronize data between two different tables but I have a problem. The scenario is this. I do an insert in Table1. Table1 firest the trigger which then inserts a record in Table2. The trigger in Table2 fires a trigger which does an insert to Table1 again.
I need to find a way to disable the trigger so that it will not go in an infinite loop when I insert a record in either of the tables. What I have done so far is to disable Table2's trigger before I commit my insert to Table2 so that Table2's trigger won't fie. I will then enable the trigger after the insert is committed. Also, I have a webservice which manages the inserts/updates/deletes. I call webmethods from this webservice in my clr triggers.
Help please!
Thanks,
Ryan
I am reading the WROX "Professional SQL Server 7 Programming" book.
The following code appears on page 424:
CREATE TRIGGER ProductIsRationed
ON Products
FOR UPDATE
AS
IF EXISTS
(
SELECT 'True'
FROM Inserted i
JOIN Deleted d
ON i.ProductID = d.ProductID
WHERE (d.UnitsInStock - i.UnitsInStock) > d.UnitsInStock / 2
AND d.UnitsInStock - i.UnitsInStock > 0
)
BEGIN
RAISERROR('Cannot reduce stock by more than 50%% at once.',16,1)
ROLLBACK TRAN
END
The trigger fires when an UPDATE is made to Products table. The author states that the Inserted and Deleted tables only exist for the life of the trigger, not before, and not after the trigger runs. If this is true, then why would there be any rows in the Deleted table in this case? No rows were
deleted within the trigger. As far as I can see, no rows have been updated
either. If the condition does exist, no rows will be updated, and an error will be displayed. Otherwise, the row will be updated. Then there would be a row in the inserted table. But then the trigger is finished and the inserted table for that trigger disappears. I think my logic is flawed, which is why I am writing. I don't think I fully understand the Inserted and Deleted tables.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Nathan
how do i return only the tables created by the user?
in three of my databases i am inserting one record per 5 secs. in all the tables. how good is using triggers for 'insert instead of' for these tables?
I have a table "PageInfo" wich has columns "PageID, Title(has "AboutUs" as one of the values), DateModified, Active". My other table is "AboutUs" and has columns "ID, WhatsNew, Welcome, Active".
My goal here is that if table "AboutUs" is affected as an "INSERT" or an "UPDATE" on any row, I want "PageInfo.DateModified" WHERE "PageInfo.Title = AboutUs" to be updated with "getDate()". Don't know if I'm clear enough but thanks in advance.
Gazzou
When you import data using DTS into a table that has triggers - do the triggers fire off if there are triggers for on insert or on after insert?Thanks,--Micah
View 1 Replies View Relatedi'm in a bit of a bind at work. if anyone could help, i'd greatlyappreciate it.i have a web app connecting to a sql server using sql serverauthentication. let's say, for example, my login/password isdbUser/dbUser. the web app however, is using windows authentication.so if I am logged into the network as 'DOMAINEric', when I access myweb app, my web app knows that I am 'DOMAINEric'. but to the sqlserver db, I am user 'dbUser'.now, i for each table i have, i need to implement an audit table torecord all updates, inserts, deletes that occur against it. i wasgoing to do so with triggers. this is all fine for selects, inserts,and updates. for each table, i have an updatedby and an updatedate.for example, let's say i have a table:create table blah(id int,col1 varchar(10),updatedby varchar(30),updatedate datetime)and corresponding audit table:create audit_blah(id int,blah_id int,blah_col1 varchar(10),blah_updatedby varchar(1),blah_updatedate datetime)for update and insert triggers, i can know what to insert into theupdatedby column of audit_blah because it's in a corresponding row inblah. my web app knows what user is accessing the application, andcan insert that name into blah. blah's trigger will then insert thatname into audit_blah.however, in the case of a delete, i'm not passing in an 'updatedby',because i'm deleting. in this situation, how can the trigger knowwhat user is deleting? the db only knows that sql user 'dbUser' isdeleting, but doesn't know that 'dbUser' is deleting on behalf of'DOMAINEric'. is there any way for my app to inform the trigger toaccess my windows identity without having a corresponding row in thetable from which to pull that info?obviously, i could have each of my app's users log into SQL serverthrough Windows authentication; then i could just use SYSTEM_USER.but let's say, for performance's sake, it'd be better for me to useone sql server login. (i believe one user works better for connectionpooling purposes.) is there a way to get around this?(i'm hoping a built-in function exists that solves all my problems.)suggestions? resources?any help would be great appreciated.happy turkeys.Eric
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I'm know the above tables are system generated, am I right in assuming the following.
1) The tables are unique to the current user.
2) The tables only last as long as the transaction that caused their creation
Thanks in advance
Alex
I have a situation that I must resolve. I have a program being used by many but I had to create a new table to provide a new feature. The problem I have is this table must use the primary key from the parent table as its primary key, meaning when a user adds a new record to parent table, I need to instantly add the primary key to the child table. Now this was done in the program using sql statements, but I need to implement a trigger or such as to keep me from having to reinstall application on many computers.
basically person inserts new record, then I need to get the new primary ket and add insert it into the child tables. how can I do this with a trigger. I have tried to use an insert into statment with my trigger, but I can't seem to pass the parameters correctly.
CREATE Trigger dbo.Table_Borrower_Insert_Keys
ON Table_Borrower
AFTER INSERT
AS
begin
declare @bid as int
@bid = select MAX(BorrowerID)
FROM Table_SoldProgression
INSERT Table_SoldProgression(BorrowerID)
values (@bid)
end
GO
another attempt
CREATE Trigger dbo.Table_Borrower_Insert_Keys
ON Table_Borrower
AFTER INSERT
AS
INSERT Table_SoldProgression(BorrowerID)
values (select MAX(BorrowerID)FROM Table_Borrower)
GO
I want to compare the before and after values of an UPDATEd column using a trigger. I want to know if the value in the column has changed. Simple? No!
As you know, SqlServer puts the before image of the UPDATEd rows into the DELETED virtual table and the after image of the UPDATEd rows in the INSERTED virtual table.
So you would get the before and after data by doing a SELECT on these tables.
But here is the problem - how do you join the tables? What if there are >1 rows in these 2 tables (because the UPDATE affected >1 rows) - how do i know which "old"/DELETED rows correspond to which "new"/INSERTED?"
Ok - I could join the 2 tables on the primary key, but what if the primary key was updated? In that case the join would not work - the DELETED table would contain the old primary key value and the INSERTED table would contain the new (different) primary key value. In fact, ALL of the columns may have been changed by the UPDATE.
Now, there is another thing to try with triggers - the
IF UPDATE ( <columname> )
test. This is designed to tell you if a specified column was UPDATEd by the last UPDATE. However, this will return TRUE for any UPDATE that mentions the column - even if the UPDATE does not change any data! So I cannot determine whether a certain column has had its value changed with this either.
So then you can try another test mentioned in the docs for CREATE TRIGGER - the
IF COLUMNS_UPDATED()
test. However, this will report that a column has been updated, NOT whether the data has changed as aresult of that UPDATE.
So if you UPDATE the value in the column to the same value as it was beforehand (admittedly, a pointless thing to do, but it could happen in some apps), this fuction will say, yes, this column was updated.
So my question remains - how do I know if the data has changed in a column after an UPDATE, using a trigger?
Any ideas?
For my company, we have made it a standard to create history tables and triggers for the majority of our production tables. I recently grew tired of consistently spending the time needed to create these tables and triggers so I invested some time in creating a script that would auto generate these.
We recently launched a project which required nearly 100 history tables & triggers to be created. This would have normally taken a good day or two to complete. However, with this script it took a near 10 seconds. Here are some details about the script.
The code below creates a stored procedure that receives two input parameters (@TableName & @CreateTrigger) and performs the following actions:
1) Queries system tables to retrieve table schema for @TableName parameter
2) Creates a History table ("History_" + @TableName) to mimic the original table, plus includes additional history columns.
3) If @CreateTrigger = 'Y' then it creates an Update/Delete trigger on the @TableName table, which is used to populate the History table.
/************************************************************************************************************
Created By: Bryan Massey
Created On: 3/11/2007
Comments: Stored proc performs the following actions:
1) Queries system tables to retrieve table schema for @TableName parameter
2) Creates a History table ("History_" + @TableName) to mimic the original table, plus include
additional history columns.
3) If @CreateTrigger = 'Y' then it creates an Update/Delete trigger on the @TableName table,
which is used to populate the History table.
******************************************* MODIFICATIONS **************************************************
MM/DD/YYYY - Modified By - Description of Changes
************************************************************************************************************/
CREATE PROCEDURE DBO.History_Bat_AutoGenerateHistoryTableAndTrigger
@TableName VARCHAR(200),
@CreateTrigger CHAR(1) = 'Y' -- optional parameter; defaults to "Y"
AS
DECLARE @SQLTable VARCHAR(8000), @SQLTrigger VARCHAR(8000), @FieldList VARCHAR(6000), @FirstField VARCHAR(200)
DECLARE @TAB CHAR(1), @CRLF CHAR(1), @SQL VARCHAR(1000), @Date VARCHAR(12)
SET @TAB = CHAR(9)
SET @CRLF = CHAR(13) + CHAR(10)
SET @Date = CONVERT(VARCHAR(12), GETDATE(), 101)
SET @FieldList = ''
SET @SQLTable = ''
DECLARE @TableDescr VARCHAR(500), @FieldName VARCHAR(100), @DataType VARCHAR(50)
DECLARE @FieldLength VARCHAR(10), @Precision VARCHAR(10), @Scale VARCHAR(10), @FieldDescr VARCHAR(500), @AllowNulls VARCHAR(1)
DECLARE CurHistoryTable CURSOR FOR
-- query system tables to get table schema
SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(500), SP2.value) AS TableDescription,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(100), SC.Name) AS FieldName, CONVERT(VARCHAR(50), ST.Name) AS DataType,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SC.length) AS FieldLength, CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), SC.XPrec) AS FieldPrecision,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), SC.XScale) AS FieldScale,
CASE SC.IsNullable WHEN 1 THEN 'Y' ELSE 'N' END AS AllowNulls
FROM SysObjects SO
INNER JOIN SysColumns SC ON SO.ID = SC.ID
INNER JOIN SysTypes ST ON SC.xtype = ST.xtype
LEFT OUTER JOIN SysProperties SP ON SC.ID = SP.ID AND SC.ColID = SP.SmallID
LEFT OUTER JOIN SysProperties SP2 ON SC.ID = SP2.ID AND SP2.SmallID = 0
WHERE SO.xtype = 'u' AND SO.Name = @TableName
ORDER BY SO.[name], SC.ColOrder
OPEN CurHistoryTable
FETCH NEXT FROM CurHistoryTable INTO @TableDescr, @FieldName, @DataType,
@FieldLength, @Precision, @Scale, @AllowNulls
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
-- create list of table columns
IF LEN(@FieldList) = 0
BEGIN
SET @FieldList = @FieldName
SET @FirstField = @FieldName
END
ELSE
BEGIN
SET @FieldList = @FieldList + ', ' + @FieldName
END
IF LEN(@SQLTable) = 0
BEGIN
SET @SQLTable = 'CREATE TABLE [DBO].[History_' + @TableName + '] (' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + @TAB + '[History' + @FieldName + '] [INT] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,' + @CRLF
END
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + @TAB + '[' + @FieldName + '] ' + '[' + @DataType + ']'
IF UPPER(@DataType) IN ('CHAR', 'VARCHAR', 'NCHAR', 'NVARCHAR', 'BINARY')
BEGIN
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + '(' + @FieldLength + ')'
END
ELSE IF UPPER(@DataType) IN ('DECIMAL', 'NUMERIC')
BEGIN
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + '(' + @Precision + ', ' + @Scale + ')'
END
IF @AllowNulls = 'Y'
BEGIN
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + ' NULL'
END
ELSE
BEGIN
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + ' NOT NULL'
END
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + ',' + @CRLF
FETCH NEXT FROM CurHistoryTable INTO @TableDescr, @FieldName, @DataType,
@FieldLength, @Precision, @Scale, @AllowNulls
END
CLOSE CurHistoryTable
DEALLOCATE CurHistoryTable
-- finish history table script with standard history columns
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + @TAB + '[HistoryCreatedOn] [DATETIME] NULL,' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + @TAB + '[HistoryCreatedByUserID] [SMALLINT] NULL,' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + @TAB + '[HistoryCreatedByUserName] [VARCHAR](30) NULL,' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + @TAB + '[HistoryAction] [CHAR](1) NOT NULL' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTable = @SQLTable + ' )'
PRINT @SQLTable
-- execute sql script to create history table
EXEC(@SQLTable)
IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
PRINT '******************** ERROR CREATING HISTORY TABLE FOR TABLE: ' + @TableName + ' **************************************'
RETURN -1
END
IF @CreateTrigger = 'Y'
BEGIN
-- create history trigger
SET @SQLTrigger = '/************************************************************************************************************' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'Created By: ' + SUSER_SNAME() + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'Created On: ' + @Date + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'Comments: Auto generated trigger' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + '***********************************************************************************************/' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'CREATE TRIGGER [Trigger_' + @TableName + '_UpdateDelete] ON DBO.' + @TableName + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'FOR UPDATE, DELETE' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'AS' + @CRLF + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'DECLARE @Action CHAR(1)' + @CRLF + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'IF EXISTS (SELECT ' + @FirstField + ' FROM Inserted)' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'BEGIN' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + @TAB + 'SET @Action = ''U''' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'END' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'ELSE' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'BEGIN' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + @TAB + 'SET @Action = ''D''' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'END' + @CRLF + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'INSERT INTO History_' + @TableName + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + @TAB + '(' + @FieldList + ', HistoryCreatedOn, HistoryCreatedByUserName, HistoryAction)' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'SELECT ' + @FieldList + ', GETDATE(), SUSER_SNAME(), @Action' + @CRLF
SET @SQLTrigger = @SQLTrigger + 'FROM DELETED'
--PRINT @SQLTrigger
-- execute sql script to create update/delete trigger
EXEC(@SQLTrigger)
IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
PRINT '******************** ERROR CREATING HISTORY TRIGGER FOR TABLE: ' + @TableName + ' **************************************'
RETURN -1
END
END
We have a partitioned view with 4 underlying tables. The view and eachof the underlying tables are in seperate databases on the same server.Inserts and deletes on the view work fine. We then add insert anddelete triggers to each of the underlying tables. The triggers modifya different set of tables in the same database as the view (differentthan the underlying table). The problem is those triggers aren't firedwhen inserting or deleteing via the view. Inserting or deleteing theunderlying table directly causes the the triggers to fire, but not whenthe tables are accessed as a result of using the view.Am I missing something? The triggers are 'for insert' and 'fordelete'. No 'instead of' or 'after' triggers.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to be able to duplicate every single record that is inserted or updated in a particular table to another table, but not the delete. Is the best way to set-up a trigger? If so can anyone provide me with an example of how to do this? Also could you just duplicate certain columns in the row I would you have to do all columns?
Thanks for help.
I have many new tables for which i need to write Insert,Update and delete triggers manually. Is there any way to generate triggers script which takes table name as a input parameter and print/generate trigger's script?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am trying to run a test migration of our application from V8 to V9. To do this I am creating an empty database by running the Tasks -> Script database
Once that is done, I restore it to our dev server and run SQLCompare against it to generate the change scripts
The problem I am facing is that there are a few tables that have encrypted triggers on them and I cannot include them in the generate scripts. I want to take the table structure, including indexes, but I am not interested in the triggers. There are only 5 tables so I could script them by hand, but this means that I cannot automate the process.
As a result of the missing tables SQLCompare will try to generate a CREATE TABLE rather than an ALTER TABLE DDL
The live migration won't be a problem because this will be a database restore and migration - my problem is the CREATE TABLE DDLs in the script.
I would like to wrap the following code in a function and reuse it. I use this code in many triggers.
DECLARE @Action as char(1);
SET @Action = (CASE WHEN EXISTS(SELECT * FROM INSERTED) AND EXISTS(SELECT * FROM DELETED)
THEN 'U' -- Set Action to Updated.
WHEN EXISTS(SELECT * FROM INSERTED)
THEN 'I' -- Set Action to Insert.
WHEN EXISTS(SELECT * FROM DELETED)
THEN 'D' -- Set Action to Deleted.
ELSE NULL -- Skip. It may have been a "failed delete".
END)
Is it possible to write a function and pass the INSERTED and DELETED logical tables to it?
Does anyone know what system tables are used when a sp_spaceused is executed?
Thanks in advance
I want to get rid of systemtables or systemstored procedures which displays when ever i creat new database.
How can I get rid of system tables ?
Hi All
I want to know where I can find Object permission detailes, For example
I have table1 and user "abc", I have given permission to user "abc" for table1 to "SELECT" "INSERT", "UPDATE", I want to know where this detail is stored in system table. I was looking at "SYSUSERS","SYSLOGINS",
"SYSPERMISSIONS", "SYSMEMBERS", "SYSOBJECTS" I couldn't find anything, If some one can post your answers that will be great.
Thanks in Advance
Regards
Ram
Hello,
I have succesffuly BCP out system tables(sysdatabases, sysdevices, syslogins, and sysusages). Now I want to BCP those same tables IN to create devices, databases and so on using the BCP utility. I run the same command used to BCP out and only changes the OUT to IN but it did not work.
Can somebody whose done this before tell me how to do it.
Many Many thanks,
Ana.
Where can I find a discussion of how to interpret the keys1 and keys2 columns of the sysindexes table? These columns are binary(255) and are supposed to contain a description of the columns to which the index applies. I also need to know how to interpret the status column of the sysconstraints column.
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I've one Sybase DBA asking this question, Is this really true, Pls help me.
Due to architectural changes in SQL Server 7.0, you cannot dump the transaction log if a database's system tables are inaccessible (due to media failure, for instance)in 7.0 and later versions. Microsoft recommends that separate devices be used for system tables and user tables to allow a final log backup to take place in the event the data device is inaccessible. The additional exposure incurred by not doing this is possible loss of data for the interval between the last transaction dump and the point of failure.
Thanks
Qinglee
Hi Gurus,
select * from sys.server_principals is not working for me on 2000 SERVER.
This works fine on 2005 SERVER..
Where Iam going wrong ..please advice..
Thanks,
ServerTeam