Sorry, guys. I'm the one who called the WhiteCoats, but I thought they were going after my local...

There's a joke here I seem to...

Roust_m (5/3/2010)

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This is the same. If you specify "norecovery"...

Sorry, Jason. I'm referring to Gianluca Sartori's post. I should have quoted him.

You can't rely just on writes, though. Excessive reads could also be causing an issue. Especially if there's a RBAR problem in the query. Bad use of indexing could also...

I'll hold you to that. @=)

It's a neat idea, and...

Fidelity happens to be in my neck of the woods, so I found this article very interesting and very sad. It disheartens me to know that the few bad DBA...

I'd like to know the answer to Jeff's question myself. Please don't take this the wrong way, because we're just trying to help. But you seem to be making an...

Norecovery isn't going to help you. It'll leave the db in the same state as it is now. "Restoring".

CirquedeSQLeil (5/1/2010)

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Another problem with defining the join as such is the problem of a Cartesian product. Explicitly telling the system to use an Inner join and which fields to...

And what has this...

Glad I could help. Sounds like you're on the right track for your job.

RapidShare and BitTorrent aren't about compressing the file. They're about passing files over the Internet in smaller bits and pieces so it doesn't necessarily take so long to get the...

Broken ownership chains can also cause security problems.

The websites are restricted from my workplace (I can't see them). But go to RapidShare.com and see if it has any information on private implementation. I know a couple of...