I use Bill's method. There really isn't a good integration anywhere. The thing that I'll do when files get big is kill the older versions within the file since I've...

Not clear, can you log into both nodes manually and execute the job? Curious if it works manually and fails when schedules or always fails.

Thanks to everyone for their support and comments. The three of us really appreciate it.

Last year, 2003, was Vol 1, this year, 2004 was Vol 2 and Vol 3 is...

Part 2 coming Thursday, so keep an eye out for that. Thanks for Wes for this comparison.

Try this: http://www.sqlsecurity.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=24

Greg has the three ways to do this. #1 is the quickest way in a disaster, but #3 makes more sense since packages become corrupt and you wouldn't want to...

I heard this in a NetIQ lecture a couple years ago as well. There are two things at work. One is the fragmentation problems as well as the greater likelihood...

Age and treachery will always defeat youth and exuberance.

It would be nice to see photos, but not everyone wants that. Many people don't want to be recognized, so we don't...

Not sure, might try http://www.justsqlserverjobs.com/. I'd guess you're less expensive than Denver. I'd say avg $70-75k here.

http://www.microsoft.com/sql/2005/

No good one I know of. There are some white papers here (http://www.microsoft.com/sql/2005/) and lots of Webcasts this week from Microsoft (see http://www.databasedaily.com)

Test the process from QA, loggin in as that user. Then execute everythign your page will execute.

Or something in the package that causes a fatal error. Do you know when it fails? Add in logging in the package maybe to see when it fails?

I thought there was a kb article on how to restore these, but I can't seem to find it. If anyone does, a link would be appreciated.

I don't want to comment on the article or SSWUG, but they are not a user group. They are a for profit business.