Brian,

Nice work! I think it's a little basic but well done.

Are you planning on doing any vids for MDX querys?

Mark

Andy,

Well done! Security is often one of the most overlooked aspects of developing an application, until there is a problem.

Mark

jeleda913 (8/11/2008)

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Mark Horninger (8/11/2008)

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Steve,

Years ago, I worked for a client who wanted to 're-skin' thier entire site....

Well, there was only enough $$$ for the re-skinning, no $$$ for...

Good article!

Steve,

I had to laugh when I listened to that podcast...

Years ago, I worked for a client who wanted to 're-skin' thier entire site. it was a site used internally,...

timothyawiseman (8/8/2008)

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Several people have mentioned martial arts, which is something I am interested in doing probably with my son when I have the time and money to do it. ...

skjoldtc (8/8/2008)

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Woodchopping with a nice sharp axe. No wimpy log splitter or chain saw for me. 😉 Woodchopping is amazingly therapeutic. I chop the neighbors wood whenever I need...

Thayal,

I'll drop and do 10 pushups in my office a couple of times a...

gischimp (8/8/2008)

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I'll bet everyone who is 40 + years old will agree that it's harder to stay with it as you get older but even more important. I don't...

Well done! a useful script indeed.

Ken,

Thanks for the article. Very informative!

Mark

Hi Steve,

I usually hit the gym for weights 2-3 times a week, and karate 2-3 times a week, and when I can find the time I walk for a 1/2...

Atif Sheikh (8/6/2008)

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Restarting instances will truncate tempdb BUT the drawback is the downtime. There are alot of examples where one cannot even think about restarting instance frequently. It...

jim.powers (8/4/2008)

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It is indeed an interesting thought to consider a "portable" data center. Could be extremely useful in areas prone to natural disaster. In the face of an impending disaster,...

Andy,

Nice article!

I believe if the tempdb had grown to a very large size restarting the instance would cause it to be deleted and recreated with the default tempdb size, which...