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Do queries blocked by Resource Governor's GROUP_MAX_REQUESTS not consume threads? My demo below seems to suggest so, but I find this impossible. Take a fresh server (you really don't want these ...
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It is clear that Resource Governor monitors how much work each group is doing. sys.dm_resource_governor_workload_groups makes this utterly obvious. Suppose that: I don't yet trust my ability to ...
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The Question What resources does the Dedicated Admin Connection reserve that I cannot reserve myself with Resource Governor? If I were a genius with Resource Governor, could I turn the Remote DAC off ...
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People who I rate reasonably make claims such as this Out of the box, any query can come along and ask for ~25% of your server’s max server memory setting, and SQL Server is willing to loan out ~75% ...
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I have a MS SQL Server table called UG. Columns include: id - int user - int group - int flag - bit source - int removed - bit Over 1M rows. I need to run a query to update flag where source = 100 ...
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I'm trying to update the password for the user account in a MySql database managed through PHPMyAdmin. I'm logged in as root and I'm changing the password through User accounts/change password. Here's ...
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Background I have a PostgreSQL (version 16) event outbox table acting as a queue of messages to be processed. This is the DDL of the table CREATE TABLE public.event_outbox ( "no" int8 ...
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I am currently undertaking a migration exercise for a partitioned table with ~4.2 billion rows to get it moved to a table with a bigint column rather than int. Example tables DROP TABLE IF EXISTS dbo....
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I'm using DolphinDB version 3.00.4.2 and encountered a database recovery failure. The issue occurred because the system restarted due to an out-of-memory error caused by excessively fast data writing. ...
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I am facing a strange problem with one of my SQL Server 2017 Clusters. I faced a query regression in the past and forced a known good plan for that query_id in query store. When the planned database ...
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When I enable CDC on a database table on a SQL Server instance that has CLR disabled, I see this exception in the logging: Update mask evaluation will be disabled in net_changes_function because the ...
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We have a SQL Server 2019 Enterprise were we want to do an online rebuild of an index. The table contains 41.870.300 rows and is approx 35GB in size. The strange thing we see is an SCH-M lock as soon ...
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Below are the configurations for logs: logging_collector = on log_destination = 'csvlog' log_directory = '/var/log/' log_filename = 'postgresql-16-main' log_statement = ddl log_min_duration_statement =...
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I have 5 tables below in my application and I am trying to do a double lateral join to retrieve like counts, dislike counts...along with the latest items and the query takes more than a minute to ...
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I had to restore the MySQL files on Ubuntu from a system backup. Unfortunately mysqld will not start. I chowned the directory to mysql:mysql but I still get this error: Defined-By: systemd Support: ...
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