Michael Lysons (10/5/2011)

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For example, recently I've been creating an iPhone game and I get more awesome moments with that than with my day job as a SQL dude. So, I'm...

Thanks, everyone.

My awesome thing yesterday? Took my son to the start of a tennis class, but it was canceled (no notice, grrr) because he was the only one in it....

Whew! Was watching the score on my phone while out with the family. Wasn't sure 4-0 was a safe lead, but when they got to 10 I figured they'd...

On the way to the UK last week, I watched the England/SA replay of the last World Cup and was disappointed. Almost a complete kicking game for field position.

However while...

L' Eomot Inversé (10/4/2011)

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That sounds like home, almost. The tradition in...

skonagalla (10/4/2011)

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I am very sorry that I believed was performing a useful service by reposting some excellent ideas from other bloggers, and I apologize for not attributing credit to the...

Nick Parker-493169 (10/4/2011)

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Hi Steve,

I don't normally post on the forum (tho read the newsletter daily) and have to say this was a good editorial, it's certainly got me thinking about...

Cheetah (10/4/2011)

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I find the biggest constraints to be time and available hardware. One would also need a sample database(s) just to speed things up.

Replication, Failover technologies and disaster recovery all...

bkubicek (10/3/2011)

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A thread is someone's question correct? So if I respond to a thread, I don't necessarily want to be emailed when other people respond to the same thread...

You can subscribe to a forum as well as a thread. It's possible you have forum subscriptions.

DBA7: It's not "cannot", it's "does not".

Paul,

you are confusing the server level permissions with database permissions. Being able to create a database does not imply permission to get inside it....

Reported the blogger one. The codevc one is harder. Someone has to track the registry down, hit the hoster up. Don't have time, but feel free to report him to...

Thanks, we'll talk about that and see. I'm not sure if adding the part of the new post makes the most sense for us, especially when it contains formatting, but...

Lots of ways to do this. It's essentially auditing the user's actions.

Search for auditing, read about different solutions. You have trace, xEvents, triggers, SQL Server Audit, and more.

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Reported to EMC

Tx