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MongoDB ServerStatus Health Check Tips

MongoDB ServerStatus Health Check Tips

MongoDB ServerStatus is the main command used to produce a huge document containing important metrics and information about your database. When performing a health check, there are several important keys that you'll want to be aware of inside serverStatus. The output...

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ERROR 1114 – The table is full

ERROR 1114 – The table is full

At XTIVIA, we have encountered the MySQL Error 1114, "table is full" on quite a few occasions. The description for the error is usually misleading as it implies that a table has reached or exceeded a maximum set limitation. Tables utilizing the InnoDB storage engine...

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Oracle Client 12c Install for SQL Server

Oracle Client 12c Install for SQL Server

Obtain the Oracle client binaries from Oracles site http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/downloads/database12c-win64-download-2297732.html Click on "Accept License Agreement" For 32 bit: Look for "Oracle Database Client (12.1.0.2.0) for...

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Changing Storage in an Always On Environment

Changing Storage in an Always On Environment

I was recently given a task to move a few multi-terabyte databases inside of an availability group from SAN A to SAN B within a 10-minute window. The good news was there was plenty of time to plan and prepare. For the purpose of this example, I will be using a very...

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Always On Changing Cluster Configuration

Always On Changing Cluster Configuration

There are situations where you would want to change the Windows cluster configuration so a failover does NOT occur. Failovers can occur due to quorum (error: The Cluster service is shutting down because quorum was lost) can't be reached for a short period of time when...

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