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SQL SERVER - FIX - Agent XPs Component is Turned Off as Part of the Security Configuration for this Server

SQL SERVER – FIX – Agent XPs Component is Turned Off as Part of the Security Configuration for this Server

June 13, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
SQL Scripts, SQL Server, SQL Server Agent, SQL Server Security

New Maintenance Plan Wizard fails with ‘Agent XPs component is turned off as part of the security configuration’? Here is how to turn Agent XPs back on.

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Gouache painting: three garden gates in a row along a stone path, each closed and each with its own key hanging beside it; the last key is vermilion

SQL SERVER – Why DBAs Need to Know about Kerberos – Notes from the Field #126

May 26, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
Notes from the Field, SQL Function, SQL Server Security

Not everyone knows about Kerberos. Many think it is a two headed dog from mythology, well that is true but when we talk about database,

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SQL SERVER - Handling XML Documents - Notes from the Field #125

SQL SERVER – Handling XML Documents – Notes from the Field #125

May 19, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
Notes from the Field, SQL Server, SQL Server Security, SQL XML

Stuart Ainsworth shares a client case of importing XML documents into a staging table and what he learned about using XQuery methods in SQL Server.

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Refreshing a Test Database From Production Safely

April 20, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
DBA, SQL Backup and Restore, SQL Login, SQL Server Security, Testing

Plan refreshing a test database with isolated restores, safe paths, user repairs, data replacement, disabled outbound actions, and a log.

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SQL SERVER – Who Changed the Password of SQL Login? – Interview Question of the Week #065

April 3, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Interview Questions and Answers
SQL Login, SQL Password, SQL Scripts, SQL Server, SQL Server Security

Who changed the password of your SQL Login? It is a real world question every DBA faces one day. Bookmark this post, here is how to find the answer.

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SQL SERVER - The NOLOCK Question - Notes from the Field #117

SQL SERVER – The NOLOCK Question – Notes from the Field #117

March 10, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
Notes from the Field, SQL Server, SQL Server Security, SQL Statistics

NOLOCK is one of the most abused hints I see. In Notes from the Field #117, Stuart Ainsworth explains when Nolock makes sense and why overusing it is risky.

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Finding Out Who Changed That Row

February 9, 2016
Pinal Dave
SQL Tips and Tricks
Best Practices, Database, SQL Server, SQL Server Security

Investigate who changed data using existing audit evidence, transaction log limits, and the distinction between logins and individual users.

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