Does SQL 2000 use multiple processors for inserts?

That's the question
Hi
Never see it use more than one. Usually with Inserts, the disk subsystems
can not cope and not the processor.
Each client connection is capable of simultaneous inserts, but each
connection will not span multiple processors.
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Mike Epprecht, Microsoft SQL Server MVP
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does dbcc checkdb increase size of data files ?

Does DBCC checkdb increase the size of data files ? I have a 300GB database
thats almost full and wanted to know whether the size would grow when I run
DBCC checkdb ?
Also, does the maintenance plan under integrity - > check database integrity
issue the DBCC checkdb statement underlying that ? Using SQL 2000It should not increase the size of your data files, although it could
increase the size of tempdb data files.
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> Does DBCC checkdb increase the size of data files ? I have a 300GB
> database
> thats almost full and wanted to know whether the size would grow when I
> run
> DBCC checkdb ?
> Also, does the maintenance plan under integrity - > check database
> integrity
> issue the DBCC checkdb statement underlying that ? Using SQL 2000
>|||Hi,
In addition to Wayne's post, check database integrity in maintenance plan
issues DBCC checkdb command.
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Thanks
Yogish