Hi J-F,

You are on the right track. There are some things you can do.

1. Giving Developers Sysadmin rights to production DB could be very very harmful to your Good nights...

I was off yesterday... A national Holiday here and it took me quite some time to catch up with this thread.... 😀

Gail, You have corrected me couple of times when...

Lynn Pettis (5/20/2009)

Build it now! ...

Mine are still very young. Once they become a teenagers, I will make a bunker for myself and close myself in it... 😛

Maybe then I am insane... maybe I am not... now I am confused..:unsure:

Ask around and you will find that I am THE SANE one here.... 😛

Loosing sanity can come any minute.... Got two kids... 😛

You created the DB first with a Domain Admin or SA Account. After that you created a new login in SQL Server. Am I right? Did you create a user...

My point is I am the only sane one giving out insane advices... 😀

All of you need a vacation... You have all gone crazy.... 😛

I am too far off from your part of the world that I will never be able to take part in the Woodstock as an invitee for Pork Chop contest.......

I...

I like Lynns idea... I vote for it.. 🙂

If the number of users accessing the website is just 100, I dont see any reason why you should go for NO LOCK or Isolation level read uncommitted. You are...

Well, then you will have to sing without a Bonjo.. 😛

Alvin, like luke said, dont forget the cam.. 😀

I liked the answer from Window washer "Are you using SQL Server...

Is the Window washer player around in T-SQL section? I just want to take a peek... 😀