If you simply continue on with the install all that it will cause is it will force you to do a server reboot to load the new .dlls. It...

Don't look now.... the sky is falling... we are at the midway point of the season and the Pirates... yes the Pirates are 4 games over .500... will 18 years...

Quite honestly I did not even know Windows Updates could check on SQL Server for patches. I have always patched manually with the patch I want to apply and...

I have done this several times in that order. Make sure you make backups of master, model, msdb and an app dbs before you apply SP2 as a just...

Dodgers are in deep do-do with Red ink. Will MLB just give 'em money to make payroll every two weeks? I don't think they will trade off their...

I would agree. Being a Red's fan I can relate... the two previous owners of the Red's really did not see the importance of a manager.... Marge (toward...

Wow... where is my checkbook.... 450 Mill for a premium market team with a storied history up for sale. This doesn't happen every day.

I thought that I read that Microsoft does not want the ID's to be changed in the services panel.

Yes use the config manager only. Do not just go into the Windows Services panel and change it.

Peter Maloof (6/14/2011)

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I don't think there's any conspiracy, but I won't be surprised if he doesn't play much on the road. This is assuming he doesn't go on the Disabled...

Steve Jones - SSC Editor (6/14/2011)

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On the surface I'm against it, but then again, we've realigned before.

I'm not sure if the 5 team playoff makes sense, but it does...

I will believe it when I see it. They said the players union is not behind this so I seriously doubt it will happen.

Probably the City is my guess. Once a new ownership group buys this team and they straighten out payroll and such it will be behind them. Almost every...

I guess the big question is do both instances run at 60% utilization every single second of every single day 24X7. My guess is no. If it does...

Charles, awesome... awesome... awesome. That is EXACTLY what I was looking for.

I restored the msdb to another db name, modified the SP you posted to point to that db...