Respiratory. 1  Difficulty expanding lungs fully/taking a deep breath due to position. 2  Weight of chest further limits lung expansion in large residents. 3  Cough weakens, reducing ability to clear secretions. 4  Retained secretions remain in airway, causing collapse of alveoli.
1. SQL Server Error Log. The Error Log, the most important log file, is used to troubleshoot system problems. SQL Server retains backups of the previous six logs, naming each archived log file sequentially. The current error log file is named ERRORLOG. To view the error log, which is located in the %Program-Files%\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1MSSQL\LOG\ERRORLOG directory, open SSMS, expand a server node, expand Management, and click SQL Server Logs.
The USE statement is marked as not applicable to SQL Database at the top of this page, because even though you can have the USE statement in a batch, it doesn't do anything. Remarks. When a SQL Server login connects to SQL Server, the login is automatically connected to its default database and acquires the security context of a database user. If no database user has been created for the SQL Server login, the login connects as guest. If the database user does not have CONNECT permission on the database, the USE statement will fail. If no default database has been assigned to the login, its default database will be set to master.