SQLServerCentral Friday Crossword No 2

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SQLServerCentral Friday Crossword No 2

Ravi Nangunoori

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May 16, 2008 at 10:12 am

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Tom Garth SSCertifiable Points: 6193 More actions · Answer 1

What the???

Virus Blocked Trojan.Script.2314!

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Ravi Nangunoori SSC Enthusiast Points: 114 More actions · Answer 2

there are no viruses in the puzzle. the clues are encrypted using a script. i am not sure why your antivirus is blocking? this is the first post on something like this. i just verified again with McAfee's latest version. no issues there. sorry, could not help.

--ravi

Tom Garth SSCertifiable Points: 6193 More actions · Answer 3

Ravi,

BitDefender didn't actually prevent the puzzle from loading and working. As far as I can tell, it just quarantined something that was traveling along with it.

I know you from other forums, and wasn't thinking you were doing anything malicious, but I felt like I had to post this.

I haven't investigated it any further. I know it could be a bogus message, but I have never gotten a false alarm in the 2 years I've been using BitDefender. If I find out more, I'll post back.

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Ravi Nangunoori SSC Enthusiast Points: 114 More actions · Answer 4

Thanks Tom. I would appreciate it, just like you said, if you could post, why it triggerred your bitdefender after further observation. btw, no body has similar experience like yours on the first crossword puzzle, i have authored here. you may want to check that too. if it triggers your bitdefender again, that will conclude being a false alarm. I used the same script to encrypt the clues in that one too.

--ravi

Tom Garth SSCertifiable Points: 6193 More actions · Answer 5

Interesting. It caught it coming and going(when i hit the Back button). It identified this one as Crossword1(1).htm.

Funny thing is, I remember doing that puzzle when it came out, and there was no alarm then. It was also a heck of a lot easier.

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Anipaul SSC-Insane Points: 24681 More actions · Answer 6

Steve my scanner inform me about this: Virus found Dropper.Small

For the first time it happened while browsing this site. Though the page loaded after this.

Jedak SSCertifiable Points: 5589 More actions · Answer 7

AVG 7.5 and 8.0 detected Virus Dropper.Small as well. 7.5 allowed the page to load. 8.0 did not allow the page to load.

Jose-cin SSC-Addicted Points: 487 More actions · Answer 8

I hope you will publish te answer (I couldn't resolve all the crossword :S)

P.D.: Sorry about my English

José Miguel Gutiérrez Hilaccama
Database Developer - MCTS SQL Server 2005
No way Jose? ... bah

Tony Davis SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4405 More actions · Answer 9

Apologies to all who experienced some difficulties with this crossword. We're investigating what might be the root cause of the "virus" problem right now, and I'll report back.

We'll post the solution and announce the winners on Friday May 30.

Best,

Tony.

JJ B SSCertifiable Points: 5130 More actions · Answer 10

Where do we look for those answers? When I go back to the article, all I see is the puzzle.

Thanks,

- JJ

Ravi Nangunoori SSC Enthusiast Points: 114 More actions · Answer 11

you should see the answers soon, just requested tony davis about this. any other feedback on the puzzle?

--ravi nangunoori

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Christopher Stobbs SSC-Insane Points: 21098 More actions · Answer 12

HI All,

I love this puzzle idea it's great.

I have a suggestion that if you want to blank our something that you have typed in that you have to put in 10 spaces if it's a 10 letter word, can we not just leave it blank and have the word blanked out?

Thanks

Chris

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Ravi Nangunoori SSC Enthusiast Points: 114 More actions · Answer 13

Chris, i suppose you can leave it blank,then, what is the fun? it is a brain teaser, just search online books for sql server or google to get some answers. once you do search, you remember the answer for ever and am sure you will get a feeling of accomplishment. if you do complete the puzzle you will qualify for a prize from publisher.

thanks for your feedback.

--ravi nangunoori

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JJ B SSCertifiable Points: 5130 More actions · Answer 14

I enjoyed doing the puzzle. I'm not a DBA per-say and so it was fun to see how many I could get on my own and how many answers I could get with additional research. I was happy at how many I could get on my own. However, even with lots of research, I still couldn't get all the answers.

To keep the puzzle fun and the level of question about where it is, I would not do it too often. Maybe once a quarter or even twice a year. Just my 2 cents.

Also, if I get one answer wrong and realize it after getting another answer in the puzzle, I need to be able to erase the first answer. It wasn't clear how to do that. I think the above postings tried to address that issue by saying to put in spaces, but I'm not sure I understood the above postings.

That's my feedback.