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  • RE: Knock, Knock…Who's There?

    GSquared (7/25/2008)


    The thing that's "cool" about us 'mericans, is our very lack of "culture". After all, "culture" is what grows in a petri dish when you feed mold, bacteria,...

  • RE: Knock, Knock…Who's There?

    I defined Bobby in my joke because we're an international audience here. Most Americans know what a Bobby is, obviously the Brits and probably any country that was previously...

  • RE: Virtual Conversions

    Shaun McGuile (7/25/2008)


    You wouldn't put IIS and SQL Server on the same physical hardware that's just asking for trouble.;)

    You can, I have, in fact I did it twice. I...

  • RE: DTS problem: I'm losing a row on import

    I was also working the problem with the Phoenix SQL Server group on their email list, and someone mentioned that they'd never been able to get files with mixed record...

  • RE: The IT Employee Benchmark

    blandry (7/24/2008)


    All good points offered, but I learned years ago when I got into management that you must, and I mean MUST think outside the box if you want to...

  • RE: DTS problem: I'm losing a row on import

    Found the reason for the problem, not sure how I'm going to solve it. Apparently it's a buffering problem: the header record is 80 characters, the detail records are...

  • RE: DTS problem: I'm losing a row on import

    I think it's a buffering problem. At the suggestion of our ERP manager, I tried it as a sequential flow: SQL truncate table, import file, DTS parse header, import...

  • RE: DTS problem: I'm losing a row on import

    Unfortunately I can't lop off rows because the mapping then fails since the header record and detail records have different layouts.

    I did just learn something interesting, though. I created...

  • RE: Knock, Knock…Who's There?

    Shaun McGuile (7/24/2008)


    You guys - there is one show you haven't mentioned at all -

    Father Ted!:D

    To the rest of the world its comedy, to the irish its serious drama 😉

    Cath...

  • RE: Virtual Conversions

    Charles Cherry (7/24/2008)


    Isn't SQL licensed by processor? Or maybe it used to be...

    There are two licensing schemes, unless they've changed it behind my back: per cpu, and per seat. ...

  • RE: Virtual Conversions

    Almost all of our hardware is from Dell, and apparently the Windows Server software is bound to the hardware. It wouldn't apply if you're under a Windows bulk licensing...

  • RE: Virtual Conversions

    I forgot another comment that I meant to reply to. Some costs can be hidden and quite high: a lot of the servers sitting in your rack might have...

  • RE: Virtual Conversions

    We've just begun investigating this and have three servers for ESX along with about 10 TB of two new SANs for it. We have a lot of servers we...

  • RE: DTS problem: I'm losing a row on import

    Unfortunately I can't do that because the detail record layout is different than the header record, and with the mapping changing the import fails.

  • RE: Operations Manager and SQL Server

    That looks very neat, but considering the cost of getting into Management Server, I doubt we'll ever see it here.

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