<sarcasm>Wow, thanks for the very professional and helpful post. It certainly wouldn't...

I want an dolphin to take me away from all this, ride the waves and chase the sun.

Bill,

Nicely put, and I think one of the issues is that we hire people, and many people are satisfied with a Jay-Oh-Bee: a job. They want to go to work...

Nelson, a great point. Being average, lacking talent, that's no excuse for complacency. You can continue to learn more and get better at your job, even if you aren't a...

I would agree with Jason. Please wait for the OP on this thread.

If you would like to debate how to handle corruption issues, please start a new topic for that...

I think I worked for this guy.

If someone doesn't understand, they ought to argue with us. Certainly blindly following my advice, Gail's advice, etc. is a good way for them not to learn, and for us...

So much for The Thread not having much activity lately. That corruption thread certainly got it going today. My inbox is filled with responses from

"Are the posted questions getting...

Ha! I enjoy snowboarding, but I am nowhere near brave enough to try some of the things those people do. I'm still healing from trying to fly at Breckenridge in...

Closing this thread.

There are differences, but that's not a discussion for this site.

You're not going to find that negative documentation. I would insist that is not true, and if your boss' boss is sure, make a call to Microsoft support. They'll confirm...

The reason for a full could be to verify backups, or keep a copy handy. That's not a bad requirement, though it's different than log shipping. You can ignore the...

George has a good point. It seems like you have two requirements.

1. Restore full

2. keep warm standby.

You can use one server for this, but it's really two tasks. And I'd...

I think the best practice for learning a variety of things is to troll forums like this one (or the SSIS one) and answer questions. Figure out how to solve...

I'm not sure what you mean there. You need to a little more clearly, and detailed, explain.

Write permissions do not mean anything with read permissions. DenyReader is a permission to...