http://blogs.msdn.com/psssql/archive/2008/04/25/sql-server-2005-sp3-and-self-service-hotfixes.aspx

Looks like they're detecting the file from your machine. Might try downloading from the server.

I know, dumb, but they have to make some great mistakes on every SP.

I would argue Raid 10 for one reason. You're not 100% sure of the usage and balance among the drives and with 2 R1s, you can run out of space...

Second for Nicholas recommendations.

I heard name is a reserved MDX word (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms145629.aspx), and "Type" is used in permission statements (GRANT) - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174346.aspx

My guess is that a junior intern got this assignment with no discussion whatsoever.

You want the OLEDB for SQL Server provider, input the second server name and then valid credentials to connect.

Do you have 16GB in the server? Or is that what's allocated to SQL Server.

As for if this is enough for your Sharepoint instance, there's no way to know. 2GB...

I think the OP is bothered, as am I slightly. When I see the highlighting, it has meaning, so having words marked as blue when they're not reserved doesn't make...

I've RDP'd to servers if needed, but also to desktops when I wanted to be sure of a stable connection for an extended period of time. Wireless has worked well...

That's good! I'll have to get some more images made with other things so I can keep confusing you.

OK, I was lazy. Didn't want to make something up and find it was real.

I'll be sure the next few I write aren't like that! 😛

That's weird, did it for me as well. And those shouldn't be reserved words. My guess is someone at MS thinks they are and included them in an XML...

Jonathan Kehayias (12/23/2008) I know one place that has done 3 outsourced projects with the same data and has nothing 3 yrs later to show for hundreds of thousands...

No work.

I'd make sure that you need groups as well before creating new ones. Sometimes there are "Job" groups set up for people doing jobs that you can reuse.

Oh, and I also make it a point to ask the mechanic/furnace guy/plumber/etc. how and why they do things. It's a good chance to learn a touch about some other...