The SQL service logs when it is being shut down to the Windows event log. Short of it crashing down, you can use WMI instrumentation to have Windows notify...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (3/17/2014)

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Greg Edwards-268690 (3/17/2014)

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor (3/17/2014)

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Lots of repetition in the explanations here. Anyone have a good entity example that shows the difference? As...

Pretty sure Tom got the high level description. The problem is - it's so generic, we have no way to provide you with advice on how to implement. ...

Agree with what Sean is getting at.

Jamming everthing into a single table makes it VERY difficult. Without those ID in place you are leaving a lot of opportunities...

+1

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I'd agree with Sean - the denormalization is making life complicated. From what I can ascertain from the data, you have 3 separate entities, all being tracked in the...

Trying to go at it using code that actually reference the Java assembly within .NET is going to force you into making your assembly "unsafe". You may not want...

seandakid (2/26/2014)

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Awesome Matt! Thanks for the information. I was indeed speaking about the requirement when dealing with data at rest.

I am wondering if anyone has any documentation confirming this...

It will help, but is by no means sufficient. Since TDE protects at rest data, it does provide help with compliance when talking about database files, logs and the...

Koen Verbeeck (2/26/2014)

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If you convert Jan 31 2014 11:59PM to int and then back to datetime, you get Feb 01 2014 12:00AM. So it is a rounding "error", resulting in...

Keep in mind that the XML standard prevents certain characters to appears without being "escaped". One of those is the & character.

If the issue is that the & doesn't...

For one thing - it would be REALLY useful to see what kind f data structure you're starting from and what the XML output ought to be. That would...

Or marry, move out and transfer all support calls to the spouse 😀

venoym (2/13/2014)

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I'm going to be the lone guy here and go out on a limb. First, in a new database or even a developing database from a business perspective,...

While I certainly applaud the desire to expand your horizons, I would tend to agree with a previous poster that making the move purely for money is likely a bad...