Roger L Reid (3/1/2010)

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Steve, I'm a bit surprised at this statement from you, since you're not just another procedural developer lost in a declarative world. You've been writing...

Doh! Didn't realize that. My apologies to Boston and the staff the Beth Israel.

No idea. The team working on this asked, so my guess is they are somehow trying to determine if this will sell licenses.

I thought that was the case. The last person to edit the job ended up as the owner, and it often used their credentials for things.

Very, very annoying

Scott Arendt (2/26/2010)

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I really hate Daylight Saving Time.

Even if you store job schedules in UTC (which we do), you still need to handle changes related to...

philnewell (2/26/2010)

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The decision on using UTC dates should be resolved in the design stage of any system. IF! the application in ONLY ever going to use local datetimes, then...

I agree here. It's still GMT to me, but I was worried everyone would correct me to be UTC!

Now...

I don't know, but I'll pass this along.

The answers have been edited to include the column and "none of the above" has been changed. I will award back points. My apologies as I didn't notice the missing...

This is SQL Server 2005 Developer edition, correct?

Did the database grow? Could autogrow have jumped by xxGB?

The code is SSC2010

It takes $100 of the early bird rate

Have you limited memory for both instances? If not, they will be fighting for resources and causing issues.

The dates have been edited. Much of this is from last year, but there are a few new items.

What's the error? You have put something in the subject, but that doesn't show up. The error needs to be in the post. Also, there are some non-English characters in...