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  1. DCOM Error 7404

    The server could not load DCOM. [SQLSTATE 42000] (Error 7404). The step failed. Began receiving this error from failed sql server jobs on a sql server 2000 box and a windows 2000 box, after a reboot. We didn't spend too much time researching the issue, as we were still in ...

  2. Index columns, selectivity and equality predicates

    Or “Which column goes first?” There’s a common piece of advice given about columns in an index key that says that the most selective column should go first. I’m not going to say that’s incorrect, because it’s not. The problem is that it’s often given ...

  3. Copy SQL Server Client Component Configurations

    I was recently given a new workstation. Hooray! Since that happened, a number of the tools I use have to be re-installed and re-configured. Booooo! The most critical of them all, of course, the SQL Server 2005/2008 Client Components. If you work in an environment with multiple Development, UAT ...

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