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Category Archives: sql server
Script check the index fragmentation in SQL Server
Today I had a need to find the index fragmentation on one of my sql server database and I found this script buried on my computer, thought I will share it here: DECLARE @DatabaseID int SET @DatabaseID = DB_ID() SELECT … Continue reading
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Tagged check index, index fragmentation, reorganize index, SQL Server
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SQL Server Replication status
Few days back I had to query to my production sql replication server to find what all publications are running and what is the status for each of those. A search on the web found me this (unfortunately I don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged distribution, publication, replication, sql replication, subscriber
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Find SSRS reports that are run
WITH RankedReports AS (SELECT ReportID, TimeStart, UserName, RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY ReportID ORDER BY TimeStart DESC) AS iRank FROM dbo.ExecutionLog t1 JOIN dbo.Catalog t2 ON t1.ReportID = t2.ItemID ) SELECT t2.Name AS ReportName, t1.TimeStart, t1.UserName, t2.Path, t1.ReportID FROM RankedReports t1 … Continue reading