For running the example script you will probably need to elevate your shell (I keep forgetting that I have a pre-emptive work-around in place for this). Just hold down...

Thanks DJ, glad you liked it. There should be more 'good reasons'...

Yes, there whould definitely be a space.

Sorry, the editor isn't properly rendering the code that I posted.

Thanks Robert. Here's the code that I posted in the second blog I did on that. I find it slightly more useful although SQL Browser has some funny...

If I'm following what you're asking for I think this gathers the name you are looking for. But if it's not let me know and I will take another...

When working with those XML plans PowerShell makes it really easy to traverse the nodes as Rob shows here.

I agree with what Steve says here but of course I'd do it with PowerShell[/url]. If you really do need it to be exported as Excel file I think...

Beware that Paul Randal highly recommends backup/restore over detach/attach. He goes on to say that if you decide to go the detach/attach route be sure to "copy" the files...

Usually, Yes.

David Taylor does a great job of getting these posted to the Meeting Archive page within minutes of the session ending. Sometimes the presenter can't allow their demos...

Clifton,

Which meeting? There were two different ones scheduled for that day. Let me know which one and I will find out if the meeting was recorded (it usually...

Clifton,

Thanks for pointing this out I will have a look at it.

There are actually two events scheduled for noon tomorrow. Were you referring to the I/O session...

Which event? SSIS, Managing Teams, or Stored Procedures?

The recording for the SSIS session can be found here: http://appdev.sqlpass.org/MeetingArchive/tabid/2005/Default.aspx

The recording for the Stored Procedures session is here:

http://appdev.sqlpass.org/MeetingArchive/tabid/2005/Default.aspx

I've asked that the recording of the meeting be added to the site for their VC. I will update you guys when I know more.

qld_dba (2/3/2010)

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These sound like some of the most important subjects to our industry today.

As a test of our technology is there a way someone from Australia can at least...