Finally, things are working. A debug item slipped through into production (apparently).

Let me know if things are still broken.

I see it. We'll review as soon as we can

Yep, reported and people are looking at it.

Either we had some injected code or someone deployed something they shouldn't have.

:(, you took away my pictures

Long week? :w00t:

The Fault (8/21/2014)

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This is all "perfect world" stuff, but we don't live in a perfect world. Project managers and stakeholders simply won't accept or sanction delays of a few weeks...

kiwood (8/21/2014)

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Lets just say that the developer may have said no bugs, but his users didn't. (Unless they "tested" using production data.) The other thing this tells me is that...

blah12345 83778 (8/20/2014)

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I think the term bronze age development really does sum up writing t-SQL, there are some tools which are starting to emerge and get better but the tooling...

I see all but yours.

See attachment

The permissions should be the same. The GUI, whether it issue PoSh or T-SQL, is just asking the services to perform a backup.

Likely something is being done differently between the...

Reporting this to the staff. Not sure what's going on.

A snapshot is like another database, but it doesn't allow you to backup/restore.

As Jack mentioned, a backup is probably a better choice for bringing things up to date. Otherwise you...

The problem is that far too many of us travel for work. Leaving a laptop/cell phone behind isn't an option.

You can grant rights on the certificates to users. Without rights, they can't open it and use it for decryption/encryption.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/lcris/archive/2005/06/10/sql-server-2005-column-encryption-demo-part-2.aspx

Those names are added.

Actually, as an FYI, you only need to report one post from a user. Once we get the name, we ban the user immediately.