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  • Display Line Numbers In SQL 2005 Queries

    By default in SQL 2005 line numbers are not shown in the Query pane. You can however add them if you need them quite easily. Follow the steps below to toggle the line numbers on or off as needed. 1. Select “Tools” from the menu bar and then select “Options”. 2. Then expand the...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 01-27-2008
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Color Coder and Syntax Highlighter for Transact SQL

    The Color Coder and Syntax Highlighter for Transact SQL by Brett Burridge allows you to enter SQL script code into a webpage text box and then submit the code to recreate the code as HTML. This allows you to copy and paste the updated code into your Blog or web pages. For example if you were to enter...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 01-20-2008
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • SQL Server Null Values

    Null Values in SQL server are often confused with Empty or even 0 values but they are in fact Unknown values. This basically means that the values in the Database table’s column cannot be populated appropriately. The information cannot be written because SQL does not know what to write for the...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 12-30-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Troubleshooting Microsoft SQL Server Login Failed Error 18452

    Here you will find a quick reference guide to use when troubleshooting the various reasons why you may receive a SQL server Login Failed error 18452. In Microsoft SQL Server (2000 and 2005) each system message error is composed of three basic parts. They include the Error number (Error) the Severity...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 12-23-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Diagnosing SQL 2005 Insufficient Disk Space In The Tempdb Issues

    Here you will find information on the various errors associated with insufficient disk space in your TempDb database. In all versions of Microsoft SQL Server the Temporary Database (TempDb) system database is a globally accessed and available to all users of the SQL Server. The TempDb stores information...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 12-16-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Using The Registry To locate Your SQL Server 2005 Integration Services Version Number

    By looking at the registry you can easily see or retrieve the SQL 2005 Integration Services version number that you are currently running. The version information is located in the following registry key and the version ID and version numbers are listed below: Registry Location: HKLM\Software\Microsoft...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 12-09-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Tracking Microsoft SQL Server Connections

    Here you will find scripts and information on how to keep tabs on your Microsoft SQL server connections. In Microsoft SQL Server when you connect to a server database a SPID (spid) or a Session ID is created. The script below will count the total number of spid’s and provide you with a quick total...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 12-02-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Error 15457

    When looking at your SQL Server 2000 ERRORLOG file you may see a message similar to the following: 2007-12-25 12:01:30.47 spidxx Error: 15457, Severity: 0, State: 1 . This error is usually followed with the additional message: 2007-12-25 12:01:30.47 spidxx Configuration option 'show advanced options'...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 11-25-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Microsoft SQL Server Error Severity Levels

    Here you will find a quick reference guide to use when troubleshooting the various SQL severity levels. In Microsoft SQL Server (2000 and 2005) each system message error is composed of three basic parts. They include the Error number (Error) the Severity number (Severity) and the State number (State...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 11-18-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server

  • Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Upgrade Resources

    Thinking of upgrading to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 before upgrading to OpsMgr 2007, ConfigMgr 2007 or even Microsoft SQL Server 2008? If you do Microsoft has kindly provided you with the following webcasts, virtual labs and podcasts listed below that will allow you to watch demonstrations, use SQL Server...
    Posted to Don Hite (Weblog) by dhite on 11-11-2007
    Filed under: Microsoft SQL Server
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