I'd actually run a maintenance job to clean these up every night, or flag them for someone to look at. Rather than do this at insert time, which could cause...

Roy,

If I can get Red Gate to send me, I might come out there for a talk!

Tend to agree with that. Throw one away.

From BOL http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151797.aspx

--Which objects in the database are published?

select name as published_object, schema_id, is_published as is_tran_published, is_merge_published, is_schema_published

from sys.tables where is_published = 1 or is_merge_published = 1 or is_schema_published =...

I'd agree with Jamie's advice. If you are getting multiple backups, something else is happening.

Are both backups at the same time? I might run Profiler at the time of the...

Logged this as a bug. Hopefully it will get handled soon.

the other thing you can do is create a stored procedure to run this proc with some likely parameters. Then mark that as a startup procedure and have it run...

How about advanced pork chop aiming strategies for maximum developer damage?

here possibly could be stored procedures or system elements left, but if you have removed replication, that doesn't matter. It won't impact your server instance.

Is that name related in any way to your company? If not, you are likely having someone probing for a SQL Server. I'd agree that you need to backtrack this...

Please don't cross post.

Answer here: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic760825-146-1.aspx

Nicole, I'd be curious what you thought of the e-ink. If you go to a Borders or a Target, you can see the Sony reader. Spend 15 minutes there, and...

I'd go with Ken's suggestion. I would either disable automatic failover, or not set it up.

Data Compare from Red Gate will help if you need to sort things out.

Assuming the machines are patched, and that you control changes pushed from dev machines to the dev server, I don't think there's an issue. Not fundamentally different from a server,...