Adjusting Views to Reduce Visibility of Data in MySQL
Let us consider a table representing employee data with a few columns, and, of course, their salary details as well. It is not wise to expose this table to all
Let us consider a table representing employee data with a few columns, and, of course, their salary details as well. It is not wise to expose this table to all
It is quite easy to find the error log location through a quick query such as : SELECT SERVERPROPERTY(‘ErrorLogFileName’) AS ‘Error log file location’ This shows where your Error log file is stored
DBCC SHRINKDATABASE The command shrinks the size of the data and log files in a database. Here is a small example: DBCC SHRINKDATABASE (Database_Name, 10); –This allows for 10 percent free space in the database.
You can use the following command to monitor all your databases’ log file’s free space DBCC SQLPERF (‘LOGSPACE’)