Hans,

that makes some sense, but a recordset or a table is a fixed width item. So if some rows have 3 column values and some have 5, it doesn't...

Really you need some third party system or a script as mentioned above. You should have somehting like this to check for other services, not starting, etc.

http://www.serversalive.com/salive/index.asp is reasonable. What's...

I haven't seen this, but SQLDiag grabs a lot of info and could eat up space. I think you can determine where this space is, so maybe you can run...

Sorry, I misread a portion. I've changed the answer to include the currency symbol and edited the explanation (and thrown the question out).

It's being fixed!

We're in beta now and we should have this rolled out in a few weeks as we tweak the last few things.

If you want yours changed, send it...

The answer is correct and the explanation according to the documentation. It's hard to show them on the screen and perhaps we could use [] or something else, but the...

http://www.supershuttle.com/default.aspx?content=Denver

We'll build a cage around it, like the missle launchers in "War Games" and give the key to the SOX guys

You have a...

We don't work in Denver!! We order hardware that's shipped out while we ride our horses

You are welcome and definitely be sure you work through how to add and delete all the objects (users,schema, linked servers, logins, etc.). It helps to just go through it....

Honestly, if you are thinking of this, I'd do it this way.

Replicate back to separate DBs on your main server. This gives you some DR stuff since you can quickly...

You might be better off with taking your list and running a "connect" to each one as a domain admin (should work) and getting the version. I think that's what...

missing a comma up there before one of the CASE statements.

CASE when ... end

is like a column. Needs commas to separate out.

You have

select x

, y

case...

The odds?

Depends on whether it was your day off or not

The code pages for the data are different. Meaning the way in which the data is encoded is causing problems. Since the OR works, I'm guessing there's some bug here.

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