I'm not sure what happened, though I suspect the time change precipitated it. If you have any doubt about things being ok, especially on a cluster, I'd call MS to...

You can check the script library, but offhand, a quick cursor through sysindexes should get you the DROPs and creates. Or use the script generation facility in EM...

Having anyone die for their country is both sad and an honor. I am saddened that people in other countries were killed by Americans in war, and I hope that...

Yes it was a typo and apologies.

For those that want to complain, it's a free service and we try. It was cut and pasted, then tested, then renamed. The...

Glad you guys liked the letter and hopefully you won't find yourseld in a similar situation.

As far as I know Cisco launches 5% a quarter. I believe MS and some...

I dropped it on my laptop (Personal Edition) with no ill effects. Direct from RTM to SP4 and it worked fine.

Tough crowd, ouch.

Check out the SQL Server 2005 blog list at Database Daily, there are some entries there:

http://www.databasedaily.com/Default.aspx?tabid=27&action=cat&lcl=2&parentID=44

Frank has a great list, if you look at the large, 600 page SQL Server 2000 books, any of them will do. They're all about the same.

Sorry, no good way that I know of to do this. I might import it as one large text field and then use T-SQL with charindex/patindex to parse things out.

You can determine if it is running by trying to start SQLMail from a job and noting the return message. This is the best way to check on this and...

Sorry, not sure where the results are. I received a copy of the survey in email since I participated. Here are some more details, but I didn't see the same...

Glad you liked the conclusion I try to live my life that way and finding an enjoyable situation is worth some $$. I...

I'll have to keep an eye on that one. Got questions for a few weeks, but I might use that one in a...