John, feel free to rebut with your own article. We can link the two together.

You can check here: http://www.sqlauthority.com

Please write out your question and be polite. I think this is a legitimate question to give you guidance.

And we solve it.

hey, just hire a monkey, give him a macro that gets to the forums here 🙂

There will be things that apply from that book. David Litchfield is an extremely well respected security expert.

I'd also look at these two:

How to Cheat at Securing SQL Server 2005

SQL...

Andy Warren actually big on a few props from the auction. I think he got a flute or some minor prop from one of the TNG episodes.

I'd agree with you, and even my network, which is large because of this site, isn't necessarily going to help me find a DBA in Denver.

But, I think it...

I saw all of the original series, and the movies (before Generations). I got TNG Season 1, disc 1 for Christmas, and am working my way through season 2...

I think you're confusing clustered/nonclustered index v a PK.

A PK is a logical structure, not a physical one. It uniquely identifies a row. It is implemented as a unique index,...

As an FYI, we are still improving this process. There are a couple of new enhancements that we are considering as well, which may make things work quicker and smoother.

I think this thread will never die.

The data type is an int, and I hope we don't approach that limit!

didn't see Star Trek. Was going to Sat, but my wife...

Thanks, I'll clean that up.

Is this SQL Server 2005?

http://www.sql-shield.com/decrypt-stored-procedure.html

You can also try this: http://education.sqlfarms.com/education/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=784

Please post your question in the thread, not as the title of the topic.

Paul,

Excellent link and thanks for posting.

I don't think it changes the point of the editorial: Microsoft should ensure the blame, or explanation, is the architecture and planning, not the platform.