Answer by Rob Farley
A checkpoint is when the system syncs all the information in the transaction log into the MDF/NDF files, so that the log can be truncated. It uses a queuing mechanism to do this, saying "When you have...
View ArticleAnswer by Grant Fritchey
Since you've moved to 2008, I'd strongly suggest you start taking advantage of the new functionality available there. To see who is currently on the system you can query the dynamic management view...
View ArticleAnswer by Rob Farley
A checkpoint is when the system syncs all the information in the transaction log into the MDF/NDF files, so that the log can be truncated. It uses a queuing mechanism to do this, saying "When you have...
View ArticleAnswer by Grant Fritchey
Since you've moved to 2008, I'd strongly suggest you start taking advantage of the new functionality available there. To see who is currently on the system you can query the dynamic management view...
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