I think you must have something corrupted. The repair might not actually fix things. I would think you might need to uninstall the client tools, reboot, then reinstall, but I'd...

Ron Porter (4/26/2011)

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I have a different problem. I'd like an extra week (or 2!) of paid vacation. I'd like a 32-hour, 4-day work week. I know what the direct costs...

Michael Lato (4/26/2011)

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I must agree with a previous poster that wonders why we should take a pay cut for the "privilege" of working from home. It saves the company...

nico van niekerk (4/26/2011)

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One can understand that employers would be reluctant to allow someone with whom they have no trust-relationship to work at home. There are a multitude of distractions...

Aaron has an excellent point. I never move files, so it doesn't occur to me to mention it, but you should never MOVE a database file. If there is an...

Thanks, everyone.

Rain

We do see this topic regularly here. The authors of the white paper did some fairly extensive testing. It is theoretical in that it wasn't on a live system being...

There are many issues you could be having. The thing you should do is post more details about what you did in setting up replication as there is no one...

You've got to be assigning privileges to the wrong account or they are logging in with the wrong account, or you have some strange DENYs issued on some tables.

I would...

So the short answer is hire someone to help. A short term consultant to help you debug and determine the issue. I can recommend a few that do remote work...

Craig Farrell (4/25/2011)

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor (4/25/2011)

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The UK had holidays Fri-Mon, so I struggled to get someone to come in and check on things this weekend. I managed to...

I believe that with 64 bit you still want to grant this right to the service account. You don't need AWE.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/slavao/archive/2005/11/15/493019.aspx

The UK had holidays Fri-Mon, so I struggled to get someone to come in and check on things this weekend. I managed to get someone to kick the mail servers...

I think it's a simplistic way of looking at a problem. Parallel problems often use simple data stores, nothing complex, and my guess is this is a start. Over time...