You can save/load trace information into a table.

Gail and Tom have given you the options that will work best. There is no other object that tracks this stuff.

That's pretty cool. I'm sure...

Or the hairy legs under a short skirt kilt

Some of the smaller manufacturers aren't careful. In the 90s we had two separate NICs have duplicate MACs when we bought an off brand.

Yes, what Matt said. If you delete the old backup first, and you don't have another copy, you are at a point in time when you cannot recover if the...

confident, I like that.

When I was going in IT, if you could spell VB, you COULD get a job. If you could get a few letters after your name (first, CNE, then MCSE),...

mtillman-921105 (10/26/2010)

You remind him of which one? Steve or Bill? 😀

That's really funny by the...

One note at the bottom, and this is referenced from other places : http://vyaskn.tripod.com/object_naming.htm

http://belham.com/sql-server/naming-convention-for-your-sql-server-database/

Not a lot I see out there. I think MS encourages "easy names" for users.

http://corypeters.net/2009/06/admin-and-end-user-naming-conventions/

If you have a test system, I'd run a test. Try it both ways and see the time involved.

My son says this reminded him of me. Yikes.

http://is.gd/gkXJs

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I think I'm with GSquared. Sounds like the person/position link needs just a FK in one table or the other.

you could use row_number to differentiate them, but it would be complicated to somehow determine that 66 is assigned to one person and 67 to the next, 68 to the...

you are referencing objects that don't exist.

What does this return?

select MyDate payrolldate from payroll

If it's the same error, then MyDate is not a column in this table. Pick a valid...