Works fine for me. Perhaps a firewall thing?

Wayne,

got a shot of you in here:

http://picasaweb.google.com/dkranch.stevejones/2008PASSCommunitySummit

As a side note, if you want power in a session, get there early. Jonathan tends to scope out those seats near outlets and grab them early 🙂

Good to hear you enjoyed it.

Come back next year!

Nice post above. It highlights some interesting things.

I'd still think that if you started with a good Open Source solution, you might end up with something better in the long...

Interesting video, thanks for posting.

You could import the Access db periodically and look for changes.

Either in Access or SS, I'd be wary of "real time" alerts. You often find that you didn't mean to...

Good to see that many people build their own "mini-mes" to help them out.

And some interesting solutions. I might look to modify some of our systems based on what's in...

Just use the concatenation operator, +

declare @i int, @j-2 int

select @i = 0, @j-2 = 0

select

case when @i = 1 then 'Test'

else 'Live'

end

...

Are you running an update or did you change the table properties in SSMS?

Please give more details about what happened and what you did. Also, how are you making this...

I'm not sure I understand the requirements here.

Searching for matching fields and non matching fields are conflicting issues. It sounds like you are trying to do both at once.

Can you...

Congrats!

My first thought was replication, but you have to meet the requirements (PKs, GUID, non changing subscriber, etc.) for that. You can get around some of them, but it gets...

First, for DR, you want to separate the data from the backups.

Doesn't make sense to separate either LUN into mutliple partitions as they're going to the same physical disks, you're...

Compression makes sense to save space, but if you're that tight on space, the read/write from a DB will be problematic. If you can spare the space, I'd uncompress.