The Alternative you list is the best way to do what you want done and it would be far less expensive than performing a memory dump to have an activation...

As posted on your StackOverflow question:

You are over engineering this. I don't claim to know all the intricate details of the thread memory but there is no reason for...

And the following article refers to it as an Active/Active/Passive cluster:

Reviewing and Testing SQL Server Cluster Configuration for Failover Scenarios

You are trying to split hairs over symantics here that can...

I'm not sure why you'd say there is no such thing as an Active/Active/Active/Passive...

Jeff Moden (5/1/2011)

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Solomon Rutzky (4/30/2011)

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Jeff Moden (4/29/2011)

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I know little about deploying CLR's so please bear with me. Does the creation of the Asymetric key make it so that a...

ssb-402814 (3/30/2011)

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I have created a stored procedure in the msdb that will basically start a job and wait for completion. I have implemented the certificate signed stored procedure in...

With multiple log files, the engine will write serially through the log files. If you started in the first file, the transaction would use all the VLF's in the...

Even if you have ASYNC_NETWORK_IO waits that's not generally a sign that the network is the problem. The most common cause of this wait type is client code that...

It is downloadable from the SQL 2008 Feature Pack, but it works on Service Broker, and is functional against SQL Server 2005 as well. The original source code that...

I wouldn't use SQLCLR for this, I would use Service Broker and External Activation to solve this problem. You can find out more about the External Activator and how...

Nope not really, you seem to have an excuse for everything so its pretty much pointless trying to help you fix all incorrect information that exists in your blog that...

Core6430 (12/24/2010)

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I would rather see the comments on posts or blogs that point out when something is wrong and why it's wrong. I'm not a dba, and sometimes that "bad...

ab5sr (12/23/2010)

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Interesting post, Tim, and timely, just about the time that I was "debunked" and "called out" in a "game-on" fashion just today. I appreciate the reply, Jonathan, but...

One of my favorite topics, and a very difficult one at that. I personally handle things differently depending on the who/what/where of the content. Inaccuracies on the forums...

Not that I know of, but its possible that there might be. Without the deadlock graph its hard to know what is occurring behind the scenes leading to the...