anthony.green (1/2/2013)

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Sounds all to familar, especially with people not locking their workstations. At a previous employer we had a security audit for anyone working on sensitive high level information...

Welcome to...

I worked for a stock trading firm pre-SOX and I thought it odd when the compliance officer opened mail addressed to me. Those were the easy days and since then...

What is it exactly that has anyone thinking I don't care about data security? I quoted a line from the song that made up the title of the editorial and...

Yes, its "my bad music" because I chose the title to the article. You aren't doing well this morning on this one so I suggest you let it go.

Hey dummy, look it up. Its part of the song.

If you know like I know you don't wanna step to this.

Much appreciated. I thought I knew a lot more about this stuff but as I'm digging in I'm finding some surprises.

Thank you. I will work with this tonight.

This stuff throws a wrench in how I'm used to backing up my DBs and transaction log backup schedules too. Gotta get more practice with this stuff.

so I guess the answer is to never take the secondary out of stand by/read only unless you are serious. Once it happens and you want to go back you...

I'm aware of all of that as I found out the hard way when I left a session open to the secondary and didn't check the disconnect option when configuring...

I go back to 7.3 myself. We only have a few clients left who haven't moved to SQL Server but it is only a matter of time until they do.

Years ago I was a production DBA for Oracle but these days its all development work. My biggest gripe about Oracle is that getting data out of it is like...

How can you say to never do something, turn around and do it and they say it isn't hypocritical? Of course it is and this applies to any topic where...