The link is broken, but I've contacted Paul.

Paul,

I think you're in a good situation, and I've had a few of those, but there are many in upper management that don't see things the same. If you'd like...

song lines now? Flash Gordon?

I rented that for my kids last year. They loved it.

Surprisingly there isn't a lot of poking fun in the MVP forums, except at each other.

I'm not sure how I'd choose people to get in. Likely based on past actions...

Closing thread.

NY153, apologies.

Hey, we posted the same time. Thanks for the great complement. I appreciate that.

On the experts exchange, I've resisted that, but I think there might be some value there. I...

Tim,

I think you did a good job creating this thread, and it's good to stop and think periodically about why I do this, and do I still like it. Thanks...

I don't see how comments are rated in the New Scientist thing. I missing something?

I'm not sure of the benefit to users of ranking things. I guess they could find...

I ask David about the bike regularly, and I'm always amazed he's riding in the rain. I think riding every day is a personal choice in that weather. I think...

I don't think you can move the file from the tape to disk. I could be wrong here.

The RESTORE WITH HEADERONLY should return results, no overwriting things.

Honestly, a USB drive...

you could automate this. I'd create a new table to store the data you need (or tables) and include a datetime field in this table as well. Do this in...

Jeff handled that well and got a nice reason.

No issues. These get cancelled. You could even restart the server and you'd be OK as if you never ran it.

Adi is correct, it's valid in 2000. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa259185(SQL.80).aspx

Can you post the code you're using?

Also, double check the instance you are on is SQL 2000. Select @@version. And look at the...

No, the release on 2010 is slated for 2010 1H, or first half (Q1 or Q2).

2011 is the guess for SQL 11 (SQL server 2008 is SQL v10)