LOL, forgot to remove my sig. I didn't credit people without their approval. Only the first two posts are mine.

couldn’t agree more. Usually I don’t jump in on these, but it tires me hearing of people wanting things free, especially artistic and development work. The artistic community did...

You have blinders on, buddy. You DON'T have to be an amazing programmer to be an OS developer any more than to write proprietary code for a company. ...

Robert A. Heinlein, in The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress, coined an acronym which applies.

TANSTAAFL - There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch

Added this forum as a test of the newsletter editorial automatically generating one. Apparently I have some formatting work to do, but here are a few replies I've gotten in...

There should be no issue as the Litespeed doesn't alter what's in teh backup, just compresses it.

If you're worried, you can always convert the litespeed backups back to native and...

My fault. I forgot to add one today, but it's a great idea. I'll work on getting that going.

Steve

That's it. The interim build from December includes them, the Beta 2 does not.

Which version are you using? I caught this in an blog which said the latest CTP implementd it.

Ditto here. I got the question from a sqljunkies blog.

Wayne,

An interesting idea. We'll take a look though I think this might take some development time and we've got a couple other irons in the fire.

Steve

You'd need to write some type of active service page, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, PHP, etc. to make this work. If you're an all Windows environment you might want to look...

Where is your server loacated? The queries run on the server, not the client, so it wouldn't matter from where you run them.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/columnists/sjones/killthattarget.asp

In a heavy load, having two log files, perhaps on two disks, can help performance.