buffer pool only has data pages ?

Or does the buffer pool include procedure cache as well ?
I know in sql 2000, they have this mem to leave concept that I have heard is
no longer referred to in 2005. So whats it called in 2005?
ThanksCome on now Hassan this is getting beyond petty. Do you really expect
everyone to spoon feed you everything about SQL Server just because you
don't want to read a book or do a simple Google search. The answer to this
is certainly something you should already know by now but can be found in at
least 20 places with little trouble. Heck even BooksOnLine can answer that
question easily. 95% of the questions you ask here can be found in "Inside
SQL Server 2005" alone. Do everyone including yourself a favor and buy the
book and take a little time to read it. Or at least the sections that are
relevant to what you need to know at the time. You won't regret it.
--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors
"Hassan" <hassan@.test.com> wrote in message
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> Or does the buffer pool include procedure cache as well ?
> I know in sql 2000, they have this mem to leave concept that I have heard
> is no longer referred to in 2005. So whats it called in 2005?
> Thanks|||Andrew J. Kelly wrote:
> Come on now Hassan this is getting beyond petty. Do you really expect
> everyone to spoon feed you everything about SQL Server just because
> you don't want to read a book or do a simple Google search. The answer
> to this is certainly something you should already know by now but can
> be found in at least 20 places with little trouble. Heck even
> BooksOnLine can answer that question easily. 95% of the questions you
> ask here can be found in "Inside SQL Server 2005" alone. Do everyone
> including yourself a favor and buy the book and take a little time to
> read it. Or at least the sections that are relevant to what you need
> to know at the time. You won't regret it.
>
And neither will we :)

Breaking of Sub Report?

Hi All,

I have created a Report that include 10 other sub reports. The problem is that if there is not enough space for that sub report on the page, it goes to the next page. Also, if the content of sub report is huge, it removes the page header details so that it can fit into one page.

Is there any way that the sub report breaks on its own and there is no wastage of space? I guess that will solve my problem of page header details as well.

If anyone has worked on such issue, please let me know.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

TIA!!!

Hi,

Anyone has got any clue?

Regards!!!

BPA Feedback

It would be nice to be able to code your own rule libraries to include internal standards etc. Any plans for this?
Hi Rob
We've discussed it and would like to do it but it will not happen in the
initial release. Longer term, definitely.
Thanks,
- Christian
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"Rob" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> It would be nice to be able to code your own rule libraries to include
internal standards etc. Any plans for this?