Congrats, Ray and Keith.

Thanks, looking forward to it.

J Livingston caught it.

Underscores in the algorithm

Don't view this as a Toshiba issue in general.

I have the same model as...

Grant Fritchey (1/4/2016)

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It's so weird that your Toshiba is dead and mine is chugging along (knock wood).

Maybe you're just hard on machines. Ha!

(For those who don't know, I...

newintellectual (1/4/2016)

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I suggest broadening your search and taking a close look at a loaded Apple Macbook Pro, as many developers have done. High quality hardware (though better to add your...

PoSh might be more convenient if you were deploying this across many instances with checks. I don't know that it's better or worse than using a SQL statement, but if...

Eric M Russell (12/28/2015)

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.. One of the primary reference data points in the article is that 34% of US workers engage in freelance work. There's a reference to a study...

mhynds (12/29/2015)

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I'm going to be a bit picky about my English here:

"This will prevent a challenge to traditional IT groups that expect everyone to be working in close proximity with...

Ah,...

TomThomson (1/1/2016)

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Nice question. The longest hash had to be correct, so it was rather easy (counting the characters to check there were actually 64 was the only hard part).

But...

Apologies, everyone. I was reusing a table for the question and must have altered the structure for another question, and was thinking I had an OrderStatus here.

I've awarded back points,...

Nope, Hilton only, but I just expect to get hit at some point.

Short answer, look at the backup sizes and determine which one is adding data the quickest.

The first thing is probably to fail over to the secondary somehow. Then determine what caused the suspect state. Have you checked the error log?

Fail back will require moving backups...