Steve Jones - SSC Editor (2/3/2016)

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Joshua M Perry (2/3/2016)

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I frequently use SQL Server for queuing operations, and if I'm not mistaken, it is the backend persisted storage for MSMQ. ...

I think that it is because you are executing the script and it is not considering the "includes" (can't remember the proper term, sorry) in the launching script i.e. you...

This is the only time I don't miss SQL Server. I am currently in an Oracle shop with few SQL Server instances dotted about the place so rarely get the...

Rod at work (2/11/2016)

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Gary Varga (2/11/2016)

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I have found that it depends on whom the responsibility to fix it lies. Do they control a budget? Does it form part of what...

In case anyone hasn't noticed and because Tom mentioned it (although he probably knows himself), SHA-1 is deprecated. Browser support for it is being deprecated. It is considered no longer...

below86 (2/11/2016)

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Gary Varga (2/11/2016)

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below86 (2/10/2016)

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...you can check in code in VCS but it isn't in production...If code is checked in early like I mention above your 'true' version 'gold' code...

Sounds like an interesting and valuable presentation (I am surprised that Steve hasn't commented on what a great article/series of articles it would make).

As for wasting time on the ASCII...

Cost/Benefit analysis illustrates that this is a business critical action!!!

I have found that it depends on whom the responsibility to fix it lies. Do they control a budget? Does it form part of what they have to report upwards?...

below86 (2/10/2016)

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...you can check in code in VCS but it isn't in production...If code is checked in early like I mention above your 'true' version 'gold' code is not what...

This discussion reflects the ones about all dev code going through the build process about 20 years ago. It ended well. Everything goes through the release process.

...and if they want more detail then they will ask.

No idea with that. Sorry and good luck!!!

SQLRNNR (1/29/2016)

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Jeff Moden (1/28/2016)

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Gary Varga (1/28/2016)

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I am not being facetious here (I know, surprise) but perhaps putting the cyber security education and implementation remit under the Health & Safety umbrella...

Yes. The detailed information can, and perhaps should, be captured and documented but certainly there is little reason to present it all upwards and many reasons not to.