The Error: This error wasted my morning. Although I have solved this issue before, it took a while to google and fix it again. So, this post is for my own edification and reference if for no other reason! --Proc [MyProcedureName] started AT:2020-10-13 09:49:43.4632735Msg 916, Level 14, State 1, Procedure MySchemaName.MyProcedureName, Line 31 [Batch Start … Continue reading SQL Server: Fix – The server principal “elevated_user_login” is not able to access the database “my_database” under the current security context
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Oracle ODP.NET: Resolve “Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow” or “Specified cast is not valid”
This is similar to "Oracle Nasty Dates Finder for .NET folks!" but this time it is for numbers instead of dates! I ran into this issue as I was moving data from Oracle to SQL Server. So, you are working with Oracle using ODP.NET and you have a simple, straight-forward SELECT * FROM TABLE; Alternatively, … Continue reading Oracle ODP.NET: Resolve “Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow” or “Specified cast is not valid”
SQL Server – Space – Data And Log File Growth Auto-Grow History TSQL
I apologize for the lull in my blogging. After most of my blog posts were completely ripped off by a Chinese website (full copy/paste or web-crawl and replace my name type plagiarism) a switch just flipped in my brain. I am trying again after submitting complaints with Google (Thanks to Brent Ozar for the guidance) … Continue reading SQL Server – Space – Data And Log File Growth Auto-Grow History TSQL
PowerShell & SQL Server: Run In Parallel – Collect SQL Results With PRINT Output From Across Your SQL Farm – Fast!
If you have been working with PowerShell and SQL Server for a while now, you know that it is not difficult to capture the PRINT statement output as VERBOSE output (which can then be redirected to a variable or file). You also know that it is not too difficult to run SQL in parallel against … Continue reading PowerShell & SQL Server: Run In Parallel – Collect SQL Results With PRINT Output From Across Your SQL Farm – Fast!
SQL Server – Dynamically PIVOT ANY Column On ANY Table in ANY Database For ANY Aggregation With ANY Condition
SOURCE CODE ATTRIBUTION: Before I proceed, I want to give credit to the original procedure by sfrejofsky based on which I created this procedure (mostly improvements). The source of this procedure is https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10404348/sql-server-dynamic-pivot-query I had a need to do dynamic PIVOTing for one of my projects and instead of reinventing the wheel, I used the … Continue reading SQL Server – Dynamically PIVOT ANY Column On ANY Table in ANY Database For ANY Aggregation With ANY Condition