Well, my desktop needs help. If I don't make it back online, I'm likely cursing and sweating over electronics. Gonna replace MB/CPU tonight and cross my fingers.

It used to alarm...

Haven't heard this, but I agree with Perry. What's the issue?

Joe lists real numbers in the post, which is what caught my eye.

I think that anyone using it would be someone already using R that is struggling with the single...

What's the error? Any login issues? Check for SSPI errors in the log.

I'd suspect somehow either your machine, or the SQL Server is struggling with viewing AD. If you're using...

TomThomson (6/22/2016)

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yes, but not if you change the other [1] to...

As per Gail, https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa337540.aspx

Read this before you do anything.

BWFC (6/22/2016)

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As to the Brexit...

I thought the most interesting comment on it all that I saw was that there's much more reason for the UK to have common cause with...

Lynn Pettis (6/22/2016)

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A little more on INSTEAD OF triggers.

They can be declared on views. They can be used to make non-updateable views updateable because you can handle the updates...

I'm not sure where this appears in setup. Certainly it should be quite visible. I think that if you don't have this, setup fails on one of the checks.

If you query node 2 in the FROM clause, you still get values.

Acme1234 is returned.

SQLDoc can do some of this: http://www.red-gate.com/dynamic/products/sql-development/sql-doc/download

Disclosure: I work for Redgate Software.

To resolve the block? Nothing until it commits or rolls back. If you can post some code, maybe there's a way to shorten the transaction.

Statistics might help, or creating an...

chris 24158 (6/21/2016)

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I'm confused. It appears you now advocate not upgrading if the SQL version is less than eight years old -- SQL2008R2? Forgive me, but I didn't...

I'll say that I'm up and down. Life gets busy at times, so I have to balance out the time I put towards charity.

My thought is that we all need...

I'll add another note for what Gail and Y.B. said.

Don't do this.

Create a role, your own role, and use the script to GRANT to the role. Then add the user...