I found out that setup licensing localy is not required anymore. This is not sql 2000

Well, much time have passed. We solved the problem at the end. The cause was firmware. After updating them few times problem has gone

The fast suggestion which came to my mind:

1. Find out the procedures which uses linked servers. I hope your users uses procedures only, they are not allowed to write their...

SQL Server Standart Ed. and SQL Server Ent. Ed. are absolutely different products with different licenze fees and futures.

The answer is NO

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Vidas

It looks the problem is solved!

We have MS System Center Operation Manager 2007 installed and after the last update during the last weekend it began to check whether sa pass...

Thanks, P R,

I didn't know that... Your post was very informative and meaningful!

Thanks, Ahmed,

I've already checked that, but it is not my case. It should be something else I think....

Hi,

Yes, they are. Each disk belongs only to one cluster group. As I remmember you cannot add the same disk to different cluster resources groups.

On weekend we updated firmware on these servers...

MSDTC configuration in the cluster:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301600/

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;889706

The database owner can be changed through sp_changedbowner

Than you can simply delete that user if he doesn't own other database objects. If you need to change object owner than you can...

The names should be unique and informative. The computer name for the virtual server name is not correct choice 

also these:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/329332

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;816701

It's not a such simple task as it may look. You should read a lot in order to do everything in a right way. Also it depends on what configuration...

The question is do they realy need such permissions which they already have? I mean the DBO role. One of the main DBA rules is to give only necessary permissions...

This should solve your problem:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224071

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No I didn't. We often do transaction log backups and I was worried that changing recovery model from Full to Simple could bring a lot of problem to me when...