Good luck, then, and an outage is probably the best thing to do.

Please let us know. That's a little strange. Usually you change from full to simple for some things and then back.

you don't necessarily need to uninstall 2008. You could install 2012 on another machine, under another name, and then do a name change of the host and the SQL instance.

Identities are managed on each server. If someone adds a row to the subscriber, they can use an integer that the publisher expects to have available. If you have identities...

Short answer, not centrally. You can make an alias on client machines and point that to a particular server/port, but really you don't want to be addressing clients with the...

check the error log. It will show when the change was made. If you find a pattern, you can then set up a trace to track all activity around that...

Agree with Gail, nothing you can do there without potentially causing lots of issues.

Just grant rights to the view. Most of the system procedures will be uninteresting to them after...

I moved to Gmail last year for my personal domain after 3 different email providers kept having slow IMAP issues. I work across multiple devices, and wanted to have access...

hakim.ali (3/13/2012)

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Why do people like giving the example of Facebook as an application where consistency is not required? Maybe not by the company themselves, because they (anybody?) hasn't yet worked...

It's not inconsistency is acceptable, it's that there are delays and changes to data that make it inconsistent...

Yep, we have a number of social enhancements on the board. Just waiting on some resources to get a few things done.

Wait, Samsung, Toshiba,...

L' Eomot Inversé (3/9/2012)

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In some jurisdictions there is a rule that if a patent is neither exploited by the holder or offered for use by others on reasonable terms (whatever...

Stefan Krzywicki (3/9/2012)

Part of the problem is the ridiculous extensions of copyright and the attempts of companies to eradicate "fair use". To make matters worse, some companies refuse to sell...

I'd agree with Elliot. Using a self-signed ceritificate doens't necessarily give you a hierarchy of trust for clients, but it may not be an issue.