Maybe you need to clear the warp cache on your local machine. It seems to be working just fine...

Apparently, other people have had problems with that .DLL and sometimes it's related to the .Net Framework.

Check this link for more details.

Also, google "Faulting application sqlwb.exe". There are a ton...

Pam,

Thank you for posting that resolution. It definitely is helpful as I did not know that could be a problem.

Glad you got it resolved. (Assuming you did get him...

jcrawf02 (8/5/2010)

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Brandie Tarvin (8/4/2010)

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Jack Corbett (8/4/2010)

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Probably the most complex SQL I've had to write. Too many OUTER JOINs (business requires this design), and then parameters that could turn...

I was finally able to watch that last night. Reminds me of some of my end users. @=)

ROTFLMAO

Stop spying on my workplace!

Jack Corbett (8/4/2010)

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The problem in this case is that I do need the INNER JOIN conversion because without it I'd get rows I don't want, but there are rows that...

Uh-huh. Sounds to me like you're trying to get Jack to write an article so that YOU...

No. Partially because you didn't include create scripts for your tables so that I could actually test it. @=)

But...

Chances are you were having network troubles when the job tried to complete. It could have been anything from noise to inaccessibility. Try the job again, while you're sure the...

Jack Corbett (8/4/2010)

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Probably the most complex SQL I've had to write. Too many OUTER JOINs (business requires this design), and then parameters that could turn the OUTER JOINs...

Are you using anti-biotic salve or a general "good...

Can you open up remote desktop, hit your dev server, and open up SSMS that way?

If so, I tend to agree that there might be something going on with the...

Apparently you didn't read the first line of the second article.

Real life...

Are you backing up to a network location? If so, check and make sure your destination still exists.

Best practice is to backup locally and move a copy of the backup...