I don't think a reboot is required to change those kinds of network settings..

CEWII

Environment variable:

USERDOMAIN

CEWII

I know you are going to hate this.. But it depends on a lot of factors..

First off, I like the idea of a centralized server,...

There is no way to tell, the information provided allows for no conclusions since we don't know anything about what startup.bat or the script you are talking about does.

Sorry.

CEWII

Sometime the easiest thing to do is delete the pipeline between the components and reconnect them or delete the one complaining and rebuild it.

It doesn't do a lot of implicit...

First of all it doesn't matter that you aren't referencing them at all in your queries because an indexed view is schemabound and heavily dependent on the underlying data. ...

You can't add IPs there. Those are IPs that the OS knows about and makes SQL aware of. You will have to add another IP to your NIC....

I have to admit I think you are right.. The lookup transfor doesn't allow this.. But you can trick it..

The advanced tab only controls how things are cached,...

Brandie Tarvin (9/9/2009)

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They can TRY to enforce against you, too. There's nothing in federal law that says they can't sue you for your lack. And as the MA company would...

Ah, good to know..

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Matt Wilhoite (9/8/2009)

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Just to throw another wrench in the mix. You will also have to work out the order the scripts are processed. Either by standard naming conventions...

If you go to a command prompt and type SSH does it fail? If so then one of two things is true. Either there isn't one (and there...

Ok, I see what your problem is.. You have a big lookup and you can't use ? unless the field is in the pipeline already. Simple, so use...

Do you have any change control methodology? Who decides these queries are ok?

From my perspective what you describe sounds a lot like chaos..

Why are they changing so...

Hold on.. Then you really aren't doing a lookup at all, you are just trying to add some variables to the pipeline?

If thats true then use a Execute SQL...