rjv_rnjn (8/18/2009)

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Silverfox (8/18/2009)

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Just found out that the client I am working for atm, has just outsourced to HCL. The sense of impending doom is approaching.

Checking them out on the net....

All comes down to having the best interests of the company to heart. how is that I hear you cry.

Every day you get into work, and you dont hear loud...

blandry (8/18/2009)

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Nice post Matt!

I am an executive who does not tolerate any "keys to the kingdom" funny business. In my career I have twice fired employees (DBAs) who played...

edill (8/18/2009)

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First of all, I am more of a developer than a DBA and while I understand and can work with SQL Server fairly well, I would never claim to...

Glad to hear it. good luck going forward.

~Silverfox~

The joy of fire and forget posting, does that mean we can double and triple post as well :w00t:

Not too bad idea. Although there are other events...

You wouldnt be volunteering as a cover letter...

well Steve m8, the Quotes are from the CEO of HCL and HCL is

HCL Technologies http://www.hcltech.com

stephen.lappe (6/3/2009)

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The organization I work for tells me that I am the Senior Production SS DBA. I fell like a junior one though.

Sys Admins, with management approval, decide hardware...

Nothing worse then getting a job where your unsure about any aspect of it. A lot of job requirements never give you all the requirements and you normally only find...

Dont worry I wont take any offence, well maybe just a little 😛

freelance != consultant

freelancers/contracters are independent - one man/woman outfits

consultants normally work for a consultancy or outsourcing companies 😉

maybe...

Clustering is supposed to be easier now in SQL 2008. If you have done clustering before, you should be ok. Another thing to be aware of the differences between active...

I cannot guarantee that the code is correct but here is the link.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/Disaster+Recovery/66265/

It is for 2005 but it should work on sql 2008.

If you search the sqlservercentral site,...

As far as I know, you are limited to the application log or security log.

~Silverfox~