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While testing Elastic Scale I wanted to start over a couple of times without deleting the complete databases. Since this might save you some time I though I would share the following SQL to cleanup databases used for Elastic Scale Shards and the ShardMapsManager.
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I normally run a paper server on my computer for single player and multiplayer but I'm wondering if its possible to increase the TPS to that things like repeaters have less delay.
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there is any simple way to know which one of two SQL Store procedure works better?
Click the Include Actual Execution Plan before running both sp (on the same run) and check the percentages
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I'm just wondering why you would go to the trouble of specifying relationships between tables.
Is it just for referential integrity?
Ensuring integrity ON THE SERVER has several obvious advantages I can think of:
- it will always be faster than if done by the client (no roundtrips)
- it will protect against developer errors
- you can't always control which client connects to your data
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My question is simple.
Does SQL Server allow Multi table clustering?
No - SQL Server has the concept of clusters in which two or instances of SQL Server (the program) is running (or is available to run) and if one fails the other instance can very rapidly take over. They work on the same data which is stored in a shared drive. But only one is active at a time.
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I am hoping this is a easy question to answer. Default recovery file disk location and the size set for your recovery area
Always include Oracle version and platform.
You should check v$flash_recovery_area_usage and v$recovery_file_dest
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