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  • RE: ToolBox missing for Maintenance task

    Found it!
     Open the toolbox from the menu, then right-click in the toolbox and select "Show All".

  • RE: ToolBox missing for Maintenance task

    gerald72 - Monday, September 25, 2017 10:24 AM

    Hi,
    I  would recommend to stop using out-of-the-box maintenance tasks anyway. Deploying and monitoring on a higher number...

  • RE: Trace Script for XP_CMDSHELL

    Thanks for your help!

  • RE: Trace Script for XP_CMDSHELL

    Bump

  • RE: Custom sp_who

    Thanks Eugene!

  • RE: Custom sp_who

    Well said Jason.

    I've had that meeting with our respective boss' - the underpinning is a political game that I can't win necessarily. However, I've played this game before and religiously...

  • RE: Custom sp_who

    Thanks Stuart, my sentiments exactly. It's not the presidency, if you forfiet your title here, it's gone for good!

  • RE: Custom sp_who

    Thanks Vedran!

    The certificate works like a charm!

    dwg

  • RE: Custom sp_who

    What exactly are you afraid of?

    It's a former DBA that hates me because unlike him, I take my job seriously and won't give him sa permissions. He thinks because...

  • RE: Custom sp_who

    Thank you everyone!

    SQLX - both great ideas, I'm going to try the first one... um... first.

    DWG

  • RE: Permission disappear

    Well since I was only looking for 'sp_revokedbaccess' in the text data, I let the trace run all night and this morning the permissions are gone and theres no usable...

  • RE: Permission disappear

    No restores, no dropping tables, etc. This is a fixed database that only experiences regular add/update/deletes to the data, and a daily full backup.

    I currently have a trace running looking...

  • RE: Permission disappear

    Has anyone found a resolution to this problem? I'm having the same issue.

    SQL 2000 SP4

    Windows 2003 SP2

    I add a domain user and grant db access with db_datareader permissions. The next...

  • RE: Setting up linked servers in Sql Server 2005

    I may be late in the game on this, but in my experience (and I just tested this to be sure) you can pretty much ignore the login failed message...

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