This sounds great, I can't wait!

Thanks for the question, I learned something new. 😉

Am I missing something, or is the UDF code missing from the post?

Great question, covering this type of information is very valuable. thanks!

Thanks for the question!

abacrotto (2/14/2011)

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I'm sorry for asking something that simple. Why would you use a Cursor and a loop for updating the server when you can use an SQL UPDATE statement instead...

Nice question thanks!

I'm not sure why we would want to move the resource DB, it is small (~60MB) and read-only during operation, so it is probably just loaded into memory.

Thanks for the interesting question.

I'm surprised at the number of people that thought DataDude was the name that hadn't been used, that is what I had heard it called the...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (2/10/2011)

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george sibbald (2/10/2011)

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steve, are you saying MS will not even supply you the fix for a KNOWN bug without extended support or a one off...

Thanks for the question!

I had to do a little research, but CLR is one of the things I could use to learn more about.

Hugo,

Thanks for the excellent usage example, that makes a lot of sense.

We use a separate Dev server with the same DB names, so we just have to execute the scripts,...

Thanks for the question, I haven't used SQLCMD mode before, do many people use it?

RichB (2/7/2011)

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For anyone that hasn't I strongly recommend using your favourite packet sniffer (wireshark for instance) to trace the local network while you log in with a sql login. ...

Thanks for the question, it is good to bring up the deprecation of features, and show the alternative.

Thanks for the question Steve!