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RE: PetCo.com Vulnerable to SQL Injection
Some great essays from Counterpane founder Bruce Schneier exist on their site (www.counterpane.com). Disclosure is a battle and I'm not sure how much time we should give vendors. They should...
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RE: Querying Active Directory
1. Sounds like some "driver" type or unregistered COM interface issue. Can you query AD from VBScript on that machine? I'd be sure you can do this first.
2. The querying...
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RE: Check SQL Server Uptime
uptime.exe is a resource kit utility that will also show you the uptime for the server. If it's a dedicated SQL box, this should be close to SQL's uptime, though...
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RE: Physical disk fragmentation
Haven't seen that so much with SQL. Have seen issues with IIS. However, if the mdf/ldf are fragmented, multiple growths, then it could be an issue. Be sure to check...
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RE: Database Compare
Check out SQLCompare from Red Gate. Low priced and seems to work well.
Our own Andy Warren loves it!
Steve Jones
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RE: New Installation
AFAIK, there isn't a slip stream for SP3. If there is, please correct me. I could use one!!!
Steve Jones
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RE: TempDB
Setup an alert, prefereable page, to let you know when it gets XX % full. Probably 70%, but if it seems to fill quickly, then you might want a lower...
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RE: Rights Accross Databases
I tend to create a view in the first database to access the second. Helps if I need to move things by abstracting. Also doesn't tie my code to some...
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RE: Workaround needed to run sp_addlogin
Personally, I'd abstract it. Set up a table and have the Access front end insert users into this.
Then have a stored procedure the reads this table (top 1) and runs...
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RE: PetCo.com Vulnerable to SQL Injection
Please don't demonstate a vulnerability. I like full disclosure, but contact the company first and explain you "stumbled" upon this. Maybe even use an anonymous hotmail account. Or better yet,...
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RE: EXport to DbaseIV fail with truncated file name ?
Check that something hasn't changed on the file system. Can you write to a different file? Different folder?
Steve Jones
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RE: sql server log
Greg has a good point. Before you change something like this, be sure there is not some reason it is setup. The last thing you want is to turn off...
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RE: Moving object to new filegroup
Be sure you have enough space. Also your server may slow down from the load of moving.
Steve Jones
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RE: System Indexes: Can you reorg?
I'm not sure you can or that you want to. These tables are not in general, accessed that often.
Steve Jones
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