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  • RE: how to set database so no one can access it

    Another option is to detach it. The only reason I mention it is some applications which look for databases, such as Microsoft CRM (oh, joy), may error out when it...

  • RE: When Would You Go?

    I'm probably going to Week 2, for IT Pros. But then again, I'm facing the upgrade to Windows 2008 Active Directory.

  • RE: Changing Database owner

    ahenderson (2/14/2008)


    I read it in the Microsoft technical article that you can download here:

    This is the part of the article that I read:

    Best practices for database ownership and trust

    Have distinct...

  • RE: Changing Database owner

    SQLBill (2/14/2008)


    I've heard the exact opposite. You should never have a user own a database unless absolutely necessary. If the user account is dropped and they still own a...

  • RE: Application role restriction

    chandrika5 (1/31/2008)


    It has the roles of:

    dbDataReader and dbDataWriter

    That's permissions within the database. Are you worried about users having too many rights there? Because those rights don't carry out to AD.

    Also,...

  • RE: Should the DBA be a Local Administrator?

    Strictly speaking, it's not necessary. A lot of organizations do it because of convenience. But I've seen cases where it's locked down hard.

    The question is responsibility and accountability. If...

  • RE: Application role restriction

    When you say it had write access to an AD group, can you explain a bit more what you mean?

  • RE: Running a production SQL environment on a virtual server

    SQL Noob (1/31/2008)


    we have used ESX for years now with VMotion and the works and it works great for things like weblogic instances where in the past you would have...

  • RE: Running a production SQL environment on a virtual server

    3. Only compromise if configured correctly is underlining linux platform.

    ...

    5. Believe me Windows is x100 more likely to crash than linux. Never has the ESX platform crashed on me...

  • RE: UNC Path Issue

    It looks like you're missing a few single quotes, but those may have gotten dropped by the forum software.

    1) Is the job owned by sa or another member of the...

  • RE: Running a production SQL environment on a virtual server

    rgriffin (1/30/2008)


    I'm not well versed in vm, but it seems to me you lose the ability to control the physical location of important database components like log files and the...

  • RE: Passwords

    Another vote for Password Safe. There is also a Portable Apps version meaning if you copy the electronic files off like Steve indicates, you just have to a USB key...

  • RE: disabling BUILTIN\Administrators

    Whoa. There's a lot of stuff being thrown out, let's work through it.

    BUILTIN\Administrators corresponds to the local Administrators security group for the OS. Before you go about looking to revoke...

  • RE: Why upgrade from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005?

    Jack Corbett (11/27/2007)


    With respect to the features, service broker can be extremely helpful, but only if you intend to use it. Doing SOA via SQL Server (HTTP endpoints) saves you...

  • RE: How can I unencrypted a stored procedure

    Ron Aughenbaugh (11/26/2007)


    IF I am not mistaken I thought the unencrypted version is stored in one of the sys tables. Unfortunately I can't remeber which one.

    Unfortunately, no. In syscomments it...

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