Well, it "helps"... helps me understand not to use it for my own saves... but if it is NOT for my use, it doesn't seem to me that it should...

The powers to be made me submit a request for "Mail Relay" to allow my server to send mail through the exchange server... since they normally deny connections...

Yes, at least some packages.  You will need to startup Visual Studio and go to Project || Migrate DTS 2000 Packages.

It's easy to hate the rich guy.  I am old enough to remember when he wasn't.  It was a joy to applaud the underdogs: Bill Gates, Steve Wozniak, Steve...

His error was causing the forum to be unpostable.  Steve edited the post to what we see here today and has asked him for the details as to what was...

add the "commlinks=tcpip" parameter to your connect string if your ASA instance is on a different subnet... for instance, you are on 143.99.115.39 and your ASA is on 143.99.113.93... (it's...

very good point in your other thread... you would also need to handle "public"

in 2005 you can accomplish this in SSMS (Management Studio) by going to database || system databases || master >> Permissions, Guest and checking deny on each permission.  By default...

there were a LOT of WMI errors with the April/June CTPs.  Are you using the released software from MS as of November 7th?  (or the RTM version available about a...

The uninstall utilities for each of the different CTP (beta) versions were different... and none of them were 100%.  We went through April, June and September and after that there...

Generally speaking, when buttons are grayed out and not functional it means that something that would have to be "applied" or otherwise "ok" has not been entered.  This is not...

If "Cannot insert NULL value into primary key" is your message, it doesn't sound like not attempting to put data into it is the problem.  Sounds more like your script...

I had to do a date conversion from a Sybase integer that was the number of seconds from a "base date" which was defined as January 1, 1970.  I added...

Derrick, good point... of course that was a brain-dead comment.

Is the OS available?  I did not receive it to the best of my knowledge.

are host and clients in a domain or workgroup?  the same domain?