Craig Farrell (1/18/2011)

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Oh give me a hoooome, where the indexes roam... and the data, it flows through alll daaaaayyyy...

(Wait a second, free range indexes? Isn't that like free range...

This is an ASP.NET question, not a SQL Server one. You would be better served posting on an ASP.NET forum.

I might suggest this one: http://www.aspmessageboard.com/

Did nobody mention some bourbon or brandy to smooth things out?

Alvin Ramard (1/18/2011)

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Craig Farrell (1/18/2011)

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Anyone got a guitar? We can make a country song out...

Perhaps. I think that you raise a good point, but it depends on the context. If we are talking about business-> customer, then I'd agree.

If we are talking manager->employee, I...

Well this is a depressing few pages in The Thread.

Glad to help and I suspect you are correct. It's not likely anyone would read the files, but there have been cases of this happening.

I think you have to...

Don't forget that for small values, like those you have with letters, a single page will have thousands (potentially) of entries on it. Since SQL Server will read the entire...

I actually like Bruce Schneier's solution better. We will get hacked, we will have data breaches, so we ought to have better monitoring. Better analysis of what is happening.

To me,...

I certainly find some frustration with the level of writing at times. I think that the 8th grade target is a laziness/greed level. Get the message out and make sure...

Thanks for the note. We constantly are tracking down blacklisting. Some companies are quicker to report us for a complaint than others. We do try to remove people as soon...

Thanks, Joe. I haven't worked for a Six Sigma company, but that's a good suggestion for those that do.

I think that the receipt issue could be a flaw in this system, depending on the way the business is defined. Perhaps Bob always wants the up to date information...

This is a hierarchy, and the recursive CTE handles it well. You can read more about it here:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/T-SQL/65540/

This might be in the default trace. There is an event that shows the database name, the object of NULL and then a class of 164 when I bring it...