I think you'd have to have multiple checks, since each publication/article would have potential separate settings.

What I might do is find the settings in the system, and then copy them...

The copy is a file system copy, not a SQL Server copy. The backup is taken, and should use minimal memory from SQL Server to get the pages from the...

Virus scanner or some other process. You could grab the Sysinternals utilities to track down the process that is hitting the disk.

Definitely version specific, though I'd also add I think it needs to...

Wayne,

I like your wording for TIS. That seems to make sense to me.

I'd have to check and see how this would work. I know we're grabbing some stuff from Google and cleaning it, but I'd think we could do a "last"

I'm not...

There's a bunch of WP/JS/DIV code in there that seems to be making things wide. I shrank the KeyDiscovery one a bit, but some of the others are wide as...

Posted.

That's a good (scary?) idea?

I wonder what the pass rate is for emps v non-emps. Do emps have less pressure? Not sure what the retake policy is either. I'd think they could retake in...

If I remember this correctly, lots of changes to things like schemas result in database locks. The idea is that you don't want the database to be changed, in terms...

I'm not surprised either, though I wonder if they'll find less and less people bothering with it because of the grind and lack of payback for the investment.

Yep, Windows Home Server. Worked great while it was up, actually used it to pull back a file I lost one day. Not sure when it died since it was...

I'm not sure certs are invalidated. The tests are EOL'd, just like any product, so at some point you can't take them. I'm not sure it's as cut and dried...

You are very welcome. Nice job on the topic!