First check if the ReceiverQueue itself has any message. If not, check the sys.transmission_queue to see if any errors are logged. One other post that I made had a user...

If you get MSDN subscriptions through a media, its there.

Ok. The security was tightened in the June CTP build of SQL Server. Read my blog at: http://blogs.sqlxml.org/srinivassampath/archive/2005/06/19/3457.aspx on how to get over this issue.

First off, I apologize for not responding to this thread earlier. I did not have an account at the forum and recently created one.

Service Broker can basically be used to...

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Service Broker messages are always sent to...

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Not sure if any commercial scale applications...

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Interesting question. I did...

First off, I apologize for my late response to this thread. I did not have an account with SQL Server central and have just now created one.

To answer your question,...

It could be an issue with Service Broker. Execute the following query: SELECT * FROM sys.transmission_queue and see if there is any error that is logged there. If so, send...

There are different ways you can do this. Here is a link that tells you how to do this (note that this requires some client side code): http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q316887. In...

Thanks for the correction. Yes, they are system catalog views, not tables.

HTH,

Srinivas Sampath

Certificates (along with symmetric and asymmetric keys) in SQL Server 2005 have different uses. For one, it can be used to check the identity of an user. Second, it can...

The best place to know about SQL Server 2005, its features etc are to get a book that discusses about the same. For example, the book "What new in SQL...

All assembly information is stored in the following system tables: sys.assemblies and sys.assembly_files. You can get information about the various files uploaded, security permissions etc.

HTH,

Srinivas Sampath