It looks like most people like separation by versions, and perhaps that still makes sense. My guess is that most people won't list their version, and probably most people today...

Seattle again, Nov 3-6.

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I certainly could use more help. That might be something we implement.

You should be fine. The logs should be closed properly when you shut down SQL Server, so I wouldn't expect anything to be broken.

I really don't want to go 2 levels deep, and I really question how complicated things have gotten. Plus, what's a newbie? They don't necessarily know to post there, at...

Not all DBCC commands have been deprecated or given an alternative. I don't think reseeding can be done another way, but I'd like to see this added to ALTER TABLE.

The...

And if we can help, ask. No guarantees, but we would like to see you succeed

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It's fine to ask the question, but you haven't given guidance on the purpose of the audit. What are you trying to learn about? There isn't necessarily a guideline per...

Domagoj,

Best of luck with that and hope things get better in 2009.

At least he tries. I think he's slightly in over his/her head with this stuff, but he's plugging along.

Not that you shouldn't be shrinking the log regularly. It should have enough space, without physical growth, to hold all entries between log backups.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Administering/sqlmailresources/605/

Apparently it's not working: http://146.176.166.22/~andrew/s2/execsql.pl Suffered: 500 Internal Server Error

Those interactive ones are ripe for SQL Injection attacks.

Maybe it's time for a new picture to replace the RBAR one 🙂

Congrats!

Hey, pick up running as a new vice, that's what I did 🙂

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