I'm not sure what you mean, and I'm not sure you know what you need.

Access in SQL Server starts at the server level. So the administrator of the system can...

I'm not sure about the debugging, but the issue is that most of the auditing requires sysadmin permissions, and they can disable auditing as well as enable it.

snow

Coming down again, 2" on the ground and a camping trip tonight.

Good job, everyone on the plagiarizer. I saw the email late last night from Brad as I was watching a movie with my wife and (wisely) declined to open the...

I have plenty of manure around here. And I can tell pretty loud, according to my kids.

I don't think so, but I'll ask around and see. There has to be something that's sticking here. If it's not storage, I'm at a loss.

Hey! someone agrees with me 🙂

Replication can work well for you. Consider that.

That sounds like Gail 🙂

If you buy it, you have downgrade rights. Do you mean can you buy SQL 2008 Enterprise in July and install it on old 16 way boxes? Likely not from...

Do you mean can you upgrade to R2 with Enterprise and use more than 8 CPUs? No.

If you have a 16 or 32 CPU box on SQL 2008, it's supported....

Likely if you have a limitation, it's not SQL Server. It could be your hardware being unable to keep up with the load. SQL Server is *always* limited by the...

Or hope we have good backups! :w00t::hehe:

Please don't try that Michael. I suspect there are holes in what my devs built

If they want to pay a consultant to handle this, let them. I think it's nice to not have access to sensitive information myself. Just prevents issues.

I'd work with the...

Trying some type of 4-D weed killer here, will let you know if it kills dandelions. Mostly have it to try and remove leafy spurge from the pastures.

blandry (4/22/2010)

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For me? Simple...

SQL Prompt and SQL Search from Redgate.

I have never understood why these great interface-enhancing, functionality-expanding, and time-saving interface features have never become a base part of...