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  • RE: Appliances - Just Add Data

    There will always be a need for both approaches.

    Appliances work best where there is a very standardized constellation of requirements across different businesses. But there will always be plenty of...

  • RE: Penalties

    The sentence is a bit extreme, but his password actions had nothing to do with security. He was making demands and holding the passwords hostage to try to force the...

  • RE: Security Disclosure

    James Stover (8/9/2010)


    Sure...for those businesses that are going to flout the law anyway. For those who adhere to the rules, it gives them proper incentive (and justification) to spend the...

  • RE: Security Disclosure

    Steve Jones - Editor (8/9/2010)


    We'll never stop all leaks/breaches.

    We'll never have perfect security.

    ..I don't think we ought to have more regulation, but just disclosure. I'm not sure fines do it,...

  • RE: Security Disclosure

    This is getting to the disastrous legal concept of 'zero tolerance' which causes all sorts of unintended side effects simply because of the loss of judgement and proportionality. Not all...

  • RE: Snoops

    Robert.Smith-1001156 (8/3/2010)


    Uh oh. Somebody got out of the cranky side of bed this morning.

    .... but an encoded Word document might well pose a threat.

    Perhaps it's encoded precisely because...

  • RE: Snoops

    Question Guy (8/2/2010)


    I suppose it depends how snooping is used. If snooping is used to expose positions that are grossly overpaid, then its a good thing. (From time to...

  • RE: Software Vendor Security

    On another website I've seen the suggestion that this is a problem especially for closed source products-- the priority is to get working product out the door often with generations...

  • RE: Backup Isn't Enough

    The ability to selectively recover from bad data input should really be part of the initial database design. It's not enough to have 'point in time" because substantial transactions may...

  • RE: Assumptions

    Assumptions get a bad rap, even though though they must regularly be re-evaluated.

    Life would be impossible without thousands of assumptions me make each day. We assume the bridge we are...

  • RE: How well do you really know your colleagues?

    It's a lot more variable than that.

    Even the same people will react differently to different crises, and even to the same crisis at different times. There are times when a...

  • RE: What if TDE was available in Standard Edition?

    TravisDBA (7/6/2010)


    Thanks, but I already know about backing up a encrypted database with compression has no effect on the compression, and that is in BOL, hence my first post. However,...

  • RE: What if TDE was available in Standard Edition?

    TravisDBA (7/6/2010)


    What I don't understand is why Mickeysoft would include two new features like TDE and Backup Compresion that are not mutually compatible with each other. If you don't believe...

  • RE: Evil bug in 2005 management studio

    Gianluca Sartori (6/24/2010)


    It's well known to be so.

    You have to be very careful.

    I'm not surprised that it is known. Hopefully this post will help those who, like me, were...

  • RE: Moving to the Cloud

    James Stover (6/21/2010)


    bwillsie-842793 (6/21/2010)


    Maybe a lot of us have been sort of working "in the clouds" and just not thought of it that way.

    The company I work for is located...

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