Nice article, Kathi!  I'm looking forward to the book.  I'm scheduled to receive it tomorrow. 

Thanks David!

That was very nice of you!  Welcome to sqlservercentral.com!  I am certain you will understand why we call it a "community" in no time.  

Thanks Andy,

I apologize for that.  I'm not sure what happened there.  Hope you like it!

Andy,

Did you ever get this problem resolved?

A couple of things you might want to consider:

1. Enable "Informational Messages" by right clicking on Error Logs under SQL Server Agent and then choosing Properties.
2. Enable "Execution Traces" by right clicking on SQL...

Did you go into Management Studio's Object Explorer and check the Error Logs under SQL Server Agent?  Also, did you try utilizing the Job Activity Monitor?

Well, you might start with trying out my new eBook currently being advertised on this site, An Introduction to SQL Server 2005 Management Studio, http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/pressrelease/anintroductiontosqlservermanagementstudio.asp.  It's packed with lots...

The 64-bit version of SQL Server 2005 is not integrated with Database Mail.  You have to set up a MAPI based account for SQL Server Agent.  That's the...

You should have no problems.  However, if you ever want to go the other way (i.e., SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2000), you will have to do that with...

You might be interested in my new book on "An Introduction to SQL Server 2005 Management Studio":

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/pressrelease/anintroductiontosqlservermanagementstudio.asp

Honestly, it does not go into migration but it does come with 8...

Well, I'm not too sure what problems you were experiencing but I can say that my most success with SQL Server 2005 (all beta versions) working with Visual Studio 2005 (beta...

Hi, just wanted you to know that I thought this article was ahead of its time.

Thanks, Brian!

I just LOVE your Avitar!  🙂

I already pre-ordered the SSIS book, Professional SQL Server 2005 Integration Services , by Brian Knight, Kathi Kellenberger, etc. (see Kathi's link above). ...

Hi folks,

Randy Dyess of http://www.SolidQualityLearning.Com and http://www.DyessConsulting.Com wrote a really nice blog entry on the eBook.  Please...

Thank you, Kathi!  Coming from you, I am extremely complimented. 

You like what I did with my autosignature?  You inspired me!