Security is the best way to "un"-compromise an account. Regardless of the application, you should ALWAYS be aware of the rights granted and what those rights are going to mean...

Deleting is a logged process with some overhead involved. However, 150K rows is not a lot of data in my opinion. Are you doing a total refresh of the...

There isn't anyway to restart the restore once it abends. What you did is appropriate. You probably could've right-clicked on the database and deleted as well. Not sure why you...

Agreed. Let SQL determine the lower limit, unless you're sure you...

You're welcome, glad I could help!

You should see the faces of the young-un's here when...

At a glance, it appears you are starving the OS of much needed memory. If you have 3.8GB, I (personally) would allocate 2.8 for SQL server and leave 1Gb for...

I, personally, run all my services with the same domain account, less passwords to remember! 😉

Uh-Oh, Gail's got a light-saber (SP?)..........time for the DARK SIDE to beware.

I've been recommending this article written by Paul Randal. It may provide a little more insight into what's going on and maybe give you with a little more direction.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2009.02.logging.aspx

I'm not saying I condone the name (it is humorous though) but I'm sure earlier in my career I've posted soemthing that would qualify me as an "inductee". Just making...

On another SQL web board that I, ahem, frequent, they have a thread titled "Twit List" which is kind of in the same theme as this. Obviously, based on GSquared's...

You never will here. Passionate people about SQL server, all willing to help whenever possible (free of charge!), some of...

Glad you solved your issue! 😉

Simplest answer? Use their knowledge base or call their support line. If it was opened as an issue 3 years ago, chances are good they'll have a resolution on their...