I've found the restore progress log works pretty well for the data portion. For the log, I've found it a bit more challenging.

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/drugusealcoholandsmoking/bulletins/opinionsandlifestylesurveyadultdrinkinghabitsingreatbritain/2014

My main hope is that people actively address the copyright of their scripts separately from their articles.

Give them a list of options when they publish a script:

1) Not under copyright

2)...

Unfortunately the policy requires that I ask permission for each copyrighted script or article that I want to copy.

I'd be grateful if you took a look at my forum...

Which of the scripts do you think I need permission to reproduce on my company wiki?

Do I have your permission? Was this written in the course of you employment or...

I thought the british drank Guinness or martinis

The vast majority of the scripts published here do not contain a copyright notice. That means any time I want to use a script I need to reach out to...

J Livingston SQL (12/2/2016)

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I'd like to understand the terms...

This exchange is why I'd like to have a discussion:

robert.sterbal 56890 (12/1/2016)

How is the script licensed?

The Author:

Hi Robert

I do not have any problem someone using the script to help...

joeroshan (12/2/2016)

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Hi Robert

I do not have any problem someone using the script to help their job done easy. In fact that is the point...

John Mitchell-245523 (12/2/2016)

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Or this:ALTER DATABASE SQLTRIX SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE

You can use RESTRICTED USER instead of SINGLE USER if that's more appropriate (in other words if none of the...

This is our attempt at it:

declare @SPId varchar(1000)

Print '[SQLTRIX] Killing active connections'

Print ''

SELECT @SPId = COALESCE(@SPId,'')+'KILL '+CAST(SPID AS VARCHAR)+'; '

FROM Master..SysProcesses WHERE DB_NAME(DBId) = '?DB_NAME?'--@DBNAME

and spid >= 50 and SPId...

How is the script licensed?

Eric M Russell (11/30/2016)

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...I would consider published source code to be similar in concept to a cooking recipe. Someone, possibly a skilled professional, put effort into developing the perfect pumpkin...

I'd like to see some discussion of the terms of use here:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/FindPost1838731.aspx

essentially the site licenses your content when you post it and lets everyone know that the content here is...