No. First test is to just visit the site, login, close the browser without logging out. Go back to the site. If you're asked to login, the cookie is not...

Its on the list of things to fix, just a matter of one of us having time to get to it. If you enable cookies when you login you won't...

It is a Zen thing in some ways, but you can't really encapsulate much business logic in a view. Hide some joins or whatever, but no real hard core code....

Im working on them this weekend, slow going. Giving everyone the option to change things not such a good idea from the testing standpoint! Anyone interested in volunteering to help...

There are ways to do it, some easier than others depending on the version of SQL you have. If you look at the list of articles I've publishered there are...

Replication works fine on a cluster, all the work is in getting the cluster up and running. From there as long as you have access to the subscribers, it will...

Not a bad idea at all for Volume 3!

Doing it in a single update probably not the best idea, better to run in chunks. Even if you know how much space you need for the log file it's...

SQL should let you create a proc that references a table that doesn't exist, but it will not let you do so if you're referencing a linked server that doesn't...

We do give everything the once over to prevent items from being posted that are irrelevant or worse, and we attempt to see that they make sense/are correct. That's not...

Set XACT is brute force, but in many cases perfectly acceptable. Checking @@Error gives you some flexibility, no all errors should cause it to fail.

The downside to the technique you're...

Same number of processors?

Maybe a network library issue?

It's not a simple question. Not simple at all. I'll give you my opinion, speaking both as a DBA and a development manager.

First point is that the job of a...

SQL doesnt have a similar command. You either have to write a cursor that loops through the logical inserted or deleted tables and processes each row, or you have to...