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SQL Server | Personal Weblog of a DBA
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Personal Weblog of a DBA. Weblog of John Wood a Database Administrator. Oracle Response to “Shared storage check failed on nodes”. Tag Archives: SQL Server. Know When SQL Server Availability Group Fails Over by Using Powershell. The event which I identified as being most relevant is Event 19406 from the SQL Instance (in this case the default instance of ‘MSSQLSERVER’) as presented here. And, here is the source code I used based on the above mentioned article. Param($eventRecordID,$eventChannel) $xpath = ...
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sysadmin | Personal Weblog of a DBA
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Personal Weblog of a DBA. Weblog of John Wood a Database Administrator. Oracle Response to “Shared storage check failed on nodes”. Find All SQL Server Sysadmin Members with PowerShell. Do you have a lot of SQL Servers and want to quickly find all logins with sysadmin privileges? The script provided uses Powershell V3. And the SQL 2012 Feature Pack. Role, use the -Role parameter of the function. This entry was posted in Powershell. August 23, 2013. Setting Up Your Old Powershell on a New Windows Install.
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How to choose a good name and why “The Tendjee” is a bad name | The Tendjee
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How to choose a good name and why “The Tendjee” is a bad name. By Nicolas de Fontenay. I was reading an article on Guy kawazaki’s blog a few months ago (back then when I was in Bangkok), and it was really useful tips. Here are those I remember:. 2) Pick a name easy to pronounce in every language and which won’t sound like a swear word in another country. It’s not easy to make sure but a name like Itili is quite sure to be fine in any country. I suppose this name will remain like a milestone, witness of t...
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French speaking Oracle User group | The Tendjee
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French speaking Oracle User group. By Nicolas de Fontenay. I am now a member of the AUFO (Association des Utilisateurs Francophone d’Oracle) which is the user group of Oracle Products. So from time to time I will keep then english world in touch on this blog with thoughts and changes occuring in Paris with Oracle. This is really great because our discussion and presentations are then sent to Oracle for new ideas. This is new for me and it’s really cool. The next post will be about archiving : ). Finally ...
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Personal Weblog of a DBA. Weblog of John Wood a Database Administrator. Oracle Response to “Shared storage check failed on nodes”. Find All SQL Server Sysadmin Members with PowerShell. Do you have a lot of SQL Servers and want to quickly find all logins with sysadmin privileges? The script provided uses Powershell V3. And the SQL 2012 Feature Pack. Role, use the -Role parameter of the function. This entry was posted in Powershell. August 23, 2013. Setting Up Your Old Powershell on a New Windows Install.
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Windows 2012 | Personal Weblog of a DBA
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Personal Weblog of a DBA. Weblog of John Wood a Database Administrator. Oracle Response to “Shared storage check failed on nodes”. Tag Archives: Windows 2012. Know When SQL Server Availability Group Fails Over by Using Powershell. The event which I identified as being most relevant is Event 19406 from the SQL Instance (in this case the default instance of ‘MSSQLSERVER’) as presented here. And, here is the source code I used based on the above mentioned article. Param($eventRecordID,$eventChannel) $xpath ...
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SQL Server | Personal Weblog of a DBA
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Personal Weblog of a DBA. Weblog of John Wood a Database Administrator. Oracle Response to “Shared storage check failed on nodes”. Category Archives: SQL Server. PowerShell–Verify AD Principal. I recently needed to add a function which would verify if an Active Directory principal exists. I also did not know if the principal is a Group or a User. Get-ADGroup -Identity $Principal) { If(! What I ended up doing is adding an -ErrorAction Stop to each cmdlet. That way I could use Try{} Catch{} to trap it ...
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How To: Capture PowerShell Output in Windows Scheduled Tasks | Personal Weblog of a DBA
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Personal Weblog of a DBA. Weblog of John Wood a Database Administrator. Oracle Response to “Shared storage check failed on nodes”. How To: Capture PowerShell Output in Windows Scheduled Tasks. In a previous blog Capture PowerShell Output in Windows Scheduled Tasks. I stated the only reliable way I found to capture PS output is by using a CMD or Bat to execute the PS script. After stumbling upon the. To write a string that runs a Windows PowerShell command, use the format:. 8220;& { command }”. One though...
