Disregard, using IDENT_CURRENT.

Thanks

Well, I did a repair on the Backwards Compatibility ... and it appears I'm working now.

The problem isn't on the destination server(s), it's on the source server running my script. Yet...

You can not assigned a default schema to an NT group.

Read up in this thread[/url], as you'll see, this has been quite an inconvenience for many people.

Same server (for now anyways).

Anyways, I went through with the install and all is well ...

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You can query sys.objects and anything with a is_ms_shipped = 1 is a system created object.

I do not believe you're able to do that in 2005 ... 2008 offers transparent data encryption, so perhaps this could be good justification to upgrade :). Don't quote me...

Are you asking to as whether or not a user altered the size of the database by increasing the space allocation or if the database simply grew by it's grow...

What is your event viewer telling you? Usually this happens due to running a service under an account which has had a password changed, but I doubt you did that...

Yes, you can.

John Marsh (12/8/2008)

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Hello,

In SQL 2000, it is possible to disallow Page Level locks for an Index....

exec msdb..sysmail_help_account_sp

Is your servername your exchange server?

Crazyness, I know everyone is going to scream user error ... but toggling that on and off yesterday had no effect. Came in today, restarted my computer for other issues...

Yes, as stated all variations ... create / alter / drop,...

Yeah, being that I still have to have explicit permissions on a user system marked procedure, there is no reason to keep it in the master database anymore.