There isn't a setting I see. This should work as WordPress does and just take the time from your browser. All I can think is somehow DST messed things up.

Yes, thanks. Can't believe I missed that

Working for me. Could you be on VPN or something else?

The site is, I believe, on Mountain time, but should display time based on your browser time.

Hmmm, let me post.

My whole season is cluck, cluck, cluck.

I guess I'm one of those "go to the super bowl and then miss the playoffs" teams.

Maybe, George. Still might imply multiple things. Maybe "Of these permissions, which two represent either of a minimum permission needed?"

This one is tricky.

It is either of those. I wasn't quite sure how to word the question. I'm still not sure.

It is either of those. I wasn't quite sure how to word the question. I'm still not sure.

I don't know specifically, but often this is a pathing/security  issue. What runs from the VS or catalog under your account or the service account for SQL Server is different...

Some good advice. A few things I see happen at times, which sometimes feel like authentication, but aren't.

Firewall- if your local IP changes (or your network), sometimes you get a...

Good info above.

Depending on plans as well, you could have parameter sniffing if parameters change. Or a plan could get ejected and a new one come in. If you have...

Never a shortage of work.

Time is the most valuable asset we have, so we want to be sure that we have tools and teams that help us to tackle more...

Thanks for this, Steve. Good stuff.

Sorry.

What I would say, from my limited networking memory, is that the CNAME and alias for finding a server don't usually include a port. I know there are some advanced...

Are you using the port in the connection string? As in myserver,1433 to verify this works? Can you connect in any way from SSMS? What about ADS?

It's not quite clear...