I don't think it would be worth it.

Many employers pull the credit history these days and do make that judgement if there are big dings on the credit.

Getting clients and vendors to tune code is...

I don't know if I'd prefer to see people in technology working only a few jobs during their careers, spending decades at each, or if we are better workers with...

I like the change. I hope that more and more people will start to use it and provide some sort of feedback along those lines.

My understanding of the requirements now is as follows:

You want to find the latest log backup in a series of backups that has not been restored to a different server

You...

Since you are able to back this database up to a different volume it sounds like the drive that is failing might have some problems. This could be anything...

@jeff and others,

You might be interested in this solution provided here.

http://sqlblog.com/blogs/merrill_aldrich/archive/2011/01/04/posh-y-sql-disk-space-monitoring.aspx

nagkarjun1 (2/7/2014)

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Thank you guys for the reply's. Really Appriciate them

Lowell script worked like charm. modified little

SELECT r.name,dbs.DatabaseName

FROM master.sys.server_principals r

...

Welcome Back

That end date was one of the questions around the requirements that we already asked about.

How do you know that the end date should be 12/31 or 6/17 when there...

Uh yeah. I'm in if Steve brings them to Summit to go with Kilt Day this year.

One other thing about using the maintenance plans. There is a very important feature you can't do with regards to backups. The only means to perform a checksum...

New Born DBA (2/7/2014)

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Why is it not good practice to use Wizard when creating a maintenance plan? Most DBA's recommends creating it with the script so you have more control...

Evil Kraig F (2/7/2014)

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I've always disliked those types of trick questions, and I've sat often enough on both sides of the table.

"How would you fill a cup of coffee with...

A more basic approach might be something like this

sp_MSforeachdb 'use ?; SELECT DB_NAME() AS DBName,name AS UName, type_desc AS Usertype

FROM sys.database_principals

WHERE type like ''[GUS]''

AND sid IS NOT NULL;

'

edit fix...