repicurus (6/29/2011)

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Robert L. Jones-330863 (6/29/2011)

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I do believe that Craig is right. In the file License_EXPR_ENU.txt from 2005 Express it states:

4. SCOPE OF LICENSE. The software is licensed,...

This isn't a new thing for Microsoft. This kind of language is pretty standard...

Or someone took his lollipop away.

Sean Lange (6/28/2011)

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Not sure what your top 2000 was. Are you trying to only update 2,000 records that meet the where clause. If so you would need to know what...

"As usual?"

This is extremely unhelpful. You do realize that this poster is a newbie in the forums, yes? Or do...

Glad it worked out.

Warren,

At the very least, the devs would need security admin perms, if not db_owner / sysadmin to use this proc.

Project

Stefan Krzywicki (6/23/2011)

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Brandie Tarvin (6/23/2011)

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Are any of you people going to be a GenCon, pretending to be geeky gamers?

I'm going to be running some Shadowrun events for Catalyst as well...

Are any of you people going to be a GenCon, pretending to be geeky gamers?

I'm going to be running some Shadowrun events for Catalyst as well as signing books for...

Yes... @=)

Ninja's_RGR'us (6/23/2011)

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I've delete that job but I swear I've already done something similar to this :

MOVE c:\backups\*.bak D:\backups[\].

I'm 99.9% sure that you don't need a destination name for the...

Which question solved your issue? I'm curious.

Don't you need a destination file name (not just a folder) to make that command work correctly?

Does SQL have permissions to write to that destination?

Failover?

What are you trying to do? Cluster failover, log shipping, database mirroring?

We need a little more information, please.