A quick google search ( http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=+QuickShift+for+SQL+Server&nbsp turns uop a number of hits ... the first hit is from a very reputable site:

I'd just make sure that NULL-ability, constraints and referential integrity are matched as well. Even with a perfect bcp format file and clean data, if the other things are not...

Multiple DBA's supporting multiple SQL Servers ... hmmm ... MSX is still your best bet. Each DBA can script their own JOBs and just select the 'target' servers. System maintenance...

You also must take into account windows user and directory/file pasmissions that are granted to the SQL Server Service (and possible the SQL Server Agent services as well. Also, let...

Let's start with a few questions ... Is the SQL Server a member of a domain ? Is the computer you are currently logged into when executing the command a...

The only other advice I have is to update your MDAC ... I believe the latest version is something like 2.8 SP2 ... this will require a reboot of the...

This sounds like a perfect opportunity to explore SRS - SQL Reporting Services. The high CPU demand reports can be generated during off hours and rendered on demand whilst smaller...

Whether you use EM or Transactl-SQL setting the size, growth factors and limits for growth works exactly just like any other user database on your server. There is a small difference on the...

REMEDY ? As in Help Desk Tracking ?

Just what are "AD issues" ??? If you've got a Domain, I see no reason why you should not be able to cluster servers and then install a SQL Server...

Are you using VERIFY ? If you are, try turning VERIFY off in youe maintenance plan. If the failures stop, you are being bitten by an MDAC "bug" - which...

Chris, you neglected to mention 'Sybase' ...

If the data load volume is high and the table is truncated before the load each time, dropping and recreating indexes after the load may be the ticket. However, you...

When the script is complete could you post it ? This would become an invaluable tool for SQL DBAs everywhere due to present EM limitations.

Here's an invaluable reference for the system tables (while they still exist):

http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/productdoc/2000/systables.mspx