Bill,

you may find that many in the security industry do not share the rosy view you've presented about ChoicePoint. If accuracy is now regulated for ChoicePoint, that's a good thing....

The error is occuring when the stored procedure attempts to insert data into the Product table. Can you provide the table definition?

Triggers on objects aren't supported because of the behavior you've seen. Robert Marda did a lot of experimentation a few years back and he found that there were certain system...

If you follow one of Schneier's links in that blog post, you'll get back to where he talked about ChoicePoint a little earlier:

Schneier blog: ChoicePoint

First, ChoicePoint...

The problem with ChoicePoint isn't so much that they were penetrated. In the security realm we deal with the when, not if. We expect the attacks to come. We also...

To bring this all back on topic...

You cannot access > 2 GB unless you are running SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition. Therefore, running Standard Edition, that's your limit unless you...

Why not just run a trace and then import the trace to a table. Then use standard T-SQL to interrogate for DISABLE TRIGGER. You'll know who and when.

Yup, we're in agreement. I was backing up your point.

If MS Support is saying something different, I'd love to see a reference. Because...

If you have > 16 GB of memory you can toggle the /3GB switch. Problem is, the OS won't see beyond 16 GB.

Quote:

" The preceding information is valid for programs...

I found Rebecca Riordan's book, Designing Relational Database Systems, to be good, but I don't believe it's in print any longer (it's not listed with Microsoft...

On a side note... Lockwood Technologies became ApexSQL some time ago. So the ApexSQL one is obviously much newer.

Yes, we do. For instance, Perl program is located on a server called Repository with a share called PerlScripts$. Perl typically installs to c:\perl meaning perl.exe is typically in c:\perl\bin....

More info... Schneier's blog thread here:

Schneier on Security: SHA-1 Broken

The two are very similar. I have found learning PHP easier because I know Perl. I'm sure the reverse is also true.

1) Any changes to system objects will result in an unsupported configuration from MS. Yes, you could remove permissions, and Microsoft did so with their OpenHack 4 configuration. There are...