Do you cache or not? By default SQL Server cache stores the data & query plan in cache to provide better performance for your queries. Similary caching is also included in SQL Server Reporting Services where this caching can shorten the time required to retrieve a report if the report is large or...
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As you are aware DMV - Dynamic management views are very good to provide server-level information and some of them with detailed information on the execution environment of the database engine. Just to introduce about DMVs, there are two types of dynamic management views and functions: Server-scoped...
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You can use the Report Manager by following these steps: Go to the folder in Report Manager where you have the report and click the Show Details button in the upper right. Click the Edit icon next to the report you want to share, and then click the Security link on the left. In the Group or username...
The following query will get you the information to find out the groups that contain user login token on that server principal: SELECT name , usage , type FROM sys.login_token ORDER BY usage , type , name go To find any Windows principal in the token that has an entry in SQL Server server_principals...
I have had an interesting discussion in SSP World about how to grant access & privileges to handle SSIS packages in a high availability and Disaster Recovery scenario. As you may be aware that privilege involves having access to Distributed COM components as well including MsDtsServer. Few points...