BTW, SSC usually has a blogger at the blogger table during the PASS Summit. Usually it's me, someone that can take notes during keynotes and post them. Since I won't...

Jeff Moden (10/27/2010)

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Great idea. As a side bar... you may not be able to tell the last time a table was accessed but... you should be able to tell...

Jeff Moden (10/27/2010)

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I'll be happy to do the "Ordering months by number" thing. Like Lynn says, though, it would really be helpful if we knew what the original post...

Craig Farrell (10/27/2010)

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Steve, I did a search (honestly, a brief one) about basic troubleshooting/optimizations for queries that I think would save a lot of headaches if I could just link...

Good idea. I'll set one up

I have added the DTSX file to the article if you are interested in viewing Sarah's work.

Ahhhhhhhhhh, overwhelmed already.

I'll try to look through here and do a short post in a bit capping off who might have what.

I'll drop some topics out here for you. Here's a couple that I have saved up:

- Finding/changing the default backup location

- scheduling a trace

- duplicating the default trace, but larger...

Excellent. If you want to write on something, might post a note here so we don't have collisions. Good to get a 1-2 pager on common stuff that can be...

BTW, speaking of technical stuff....

I wonder if any of you would be interested in writing to fill holes? I keep finding posts here, and elsewhere that someone answers a question...

Whew, for a second I thought I was going to learn something on The Thread.

I do make some jokes about Access, but it's a valid tool. In fact, you've got me thinking about another piece on the topic.

Ron Porter (10/27/2010)

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Steve Jones - SSC Editor (10/27/2010)

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When I was going in IT, if you could spell VB, you COULD get a job. If you could get a few letters...

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...