Resize a VirtualBox Linux VDI Disk under Windows Host
Resize a VirtualBox guest Linux VDI Disk under Windows Host The link to GPartEd: GParted ISO download Views – 2202
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Read MoreBelow are the steps to migrate a Parallels VM to VirtualBox. This example is done on a MacBook Pro running OS X Sierra…
Read MoreYou can view the status of a KILL command used to stop an open transaction by typing the following:
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KILL [SPID] WITH STATUSONLY |
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Read MoreQuestions: 1. Does TR copy schema changes? (It does not. It’s a lot like CDC in many ways) Setup Transaction Replication in SQL…
Read MoreA good blog-post on joins from a visual aspect. Nicely done. A Visual Explanation of SQL Joins Views – 2101
Read MoreI recently was engaged in updating the Compatibility Mode of our production databases to 110 (2012) in preparation for upgrading them all to…
Read More…for those of you that use Sapiens’ PowerShell Studio, there is a new feature available since version 5.2.118 that allows you to use…
Read MoreHere is a small cmdlet I wrote to get the currently active node in a Windows cluster:
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function Get-ClusterActiveNode { <# .SYNOPSIS Returns the active server node name for the specified Windows server cluster. .DESCRIPTION Returns the active server node name for the specified Windows server cluster. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Get-ClusterActiveNode -ClusterCName ClusterAlias .PARAMETER ClusterName Specifies the cluster name or alias for the Windows cluster to query. .OUTPUTS The output is displayed to the console. #> [CmdletBinding(DefaultParameterSetName = 'ClusterName')] [OutputType([string], ParameterSetName = 'ClusterName')] [OutputType([string])] Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, Position = 0)] [string]$ClusterName ) try { Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem -ComputerName $ClusterName | Select-Object @{ Label = "Active Node"; Expression = { $_.Name } } } catch { $exception = $_.Exception "Error attempting to retrieve cluster node information for cluster name\alias: $ClusterName" Write-Error "$exception.Message" Write-Error $exception.InnerException Write-Error $exception.Data Write-Error $exception.StackTrace } } |
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Read MoreI was in the process of writing a few PowerShell cmdlets for a project I was working on and ran across this cmdlet…
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