Am I correct in thinking that a catalog is structurally identical to a
database in everyway? The only thing that distinguishes a catalog from
a database is that a catalog stores information about databases, not
user data. Thus, the "master" database on a server is the catalog
for that server.
This may seem like I'm picking gnats out of pepper. But, I'm
seeing the terms catalog and database used interchangeably in some
context, but not in others.
Re: SQL 2005 Failed to PAUSERESUME Errors ... Yes this server was upgraded from SQL2000 to SQL2005. ... I had similar error myself and all I can do is a file group backup.... Director of Text Mining and Database Strategy... They all have one catalog referred to one table. ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext)
Re: SQL 2005 Failed to PAUSERESUME Errors ... Director of Text Mining and Database Strategy... Looking for a SQL Server replication book?... They all have one catalog referred to one table. ... everytime we do a backup of these databases it tries to PAUSE... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext)
Re: persistent full text catalog ... This is a bug related to moving / restoring FT-enabled databases to another ...server where the drive letter for the FT Catalogs is different than the ... -- Record new FT Catalog info.... > I've a database in development environment that uses a full text catalog ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext)
Re: Locks & FT Catalogs ... Director of Text Mining and Database Strategy... Looking for a SQL Server replication book?... in the 6 hours after that either) leaving that catalog completely unusable ... synchronise their changes from staging to live (or vice versa to roll ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext)
Re: Cataloging program ... with a bar code reader that will make cataloging books ... keep them on a database, especially if I can sort that database to ... But mainly I'm looking to catalog books.... (comp.sys.mac.apps)
