I'm going to ask some really stupid questions.

Why would anyone want to pull data from Twitter? What data are you pulling when you do?

GilaMonster (9/29/2010)

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Got a project manager that holds a weekly meeting in which does the following:

* Asks the developers what they are currently busy with

* Updates his % completed on project...

Is box.net compliant with state and federal HIPAA & SOX laws?

tcovarrubias98092 (9/28/2010)

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but how do you install the default instance for SQL Server 2005 ED? I've uninstalled SQL Server and am retrying to see if I am prompted (expect to see...

I agree with Steve. This is an issue with the mail server on the client's end.

You say he's able to send .rar's internally, but has he actually tested receiving them...

Tom.Thomson (9/28/2010)

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Business analysts exist solely to ensure that developers and users do not communicate.

2) A business analyst is put in to facilitate (management speak for "to prevent") communication...

If you're replicating over to Server B, then don't replicate the procs in question. Script them out someplace else so you can easily run them on Server B if and...

Train

Was the mapping of the domain account set up with a Default Schema?

If the domain account is a group, you probably can't set it up that way. If it's...

It sounds like a good setup to me. Except, the RemoteDesktop item. I'm not sure why you'd need the DBA Group Login to have that.

Will the DBAs be required to...

You set the user as the owner of the db_datareader schema?

Go into the database, Security->Schemas. Right click db_datareader and change the Schema owner back to db_datareader from the user name....

Ouch. Quite a project.

You can get failed login audits through the Security tab of Event viewer.

As far as getting a list of all logins for a database or a...

Jason,

I thought DDL triggers were Server level and Database level only. ??

Nevermind. I'm using a horrendously old version of PKUnzip which won't handle long file names. Back to drawing board.

Note to self. Always check the task for...