Are there any export restrictions, etc. for MSDE 2000 in
the Republic of Czech? In the EULA for MSDE 200 it states
that in most cases local laws applies. I went to the
Exporting page for Microsoft, but could not find anything
definitive. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
CCS
Our Czech firm wide uses MSDE 2000 in the Czech Republic and Poland.
I do not know about any local restriction for MSDE 2000 in the Czech
Republic. We
use it according to the Microsoft EULA.
IH
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> Are there any export restrictions, etc. for MSDE 2000 in
> the Republic of Czech? In the EULA for MSDE 200 it states
> that in most cases local laws applies. I went to the
> Exporting page for Microsoft, but could not find anything
> definitive. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
> CCS
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
msdb's sysjobs tables
Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
msdb's sysjobs tables
Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
deleted.
thanks
Cathy B
One way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?
|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
deleted.
thanks
Cathy B
One way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>
|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?
|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
msdb's sysjobs tables
Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
deleted.
thanks
--
Cathy BOne way
from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Yes,
But I am looking as to why there's no history on a particular job.
Any other ways?
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> One way
> from SQL server agent--> Properties-->Job System click on Clear Log
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||yes
right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/|||Thank you.
I am not looking to clear the table.
I am looking for job history that I can't find.
The job was scheduled twice a week to run for a year.
There appears to be no history on it.
And I don't believe anybody here would go and clear the log.
Although anything is possible.
--
Cathy B
"SQL" wrote:
> yes
> right click on a job-->view job history-->clear all
> http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
>|||Is your maximum job history log size (rows) set to 1000 and you have
reached that number a year ago?|||when somebody does "delete from sysjobhistory"
Cathy Boehm wrote:
> Please list the cases when the contents of sysjobhistory table would be
> deleted.
> thanks
> --
> Cathy B
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