But I don't suspect SQL Server 😉

I guess it depends if you know what one is!

To be fair, that could easily be a typo. I know Word helps me with teh all the time.

I believe Paul and Jason are correct. I've been working with the product since v4.2, and while I don't remember it there, I believe from v6.0 on, it was always...

If you read the goals of the program, that's what it is. Make effective decisions around design and deployment and operations. Really an "it depends" type of cert.

Which is good,...

I haven't gone through Brent's Blog on it, but I doubt they have a lot of T-SQL taught. I think it's more details on the SQL Server core product, behaviors,...

Just a quick note to say I concur with Jeffrey. I think he's explained it well.

If you ran a bunch of large queries on that one instance, likely the...

If it's not version specific, then you'd need to note which version you passed on , and also have documentation of CE for future versions.

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...

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