It is quite easy to save a database diagram as a .pdf document. 

This is done by printing the document to a virtual printer that outputs the results as a...

It sounds like what you want to do is to have a template of security permissions that will be automatically applied to an object when it is created. 

This is...

Lots of things are not supported or stop working when running in Fiber mode.  A KB search for "Fiber mode" shows some of the issues.

My suggestion is to turn off Fiber mode...

What justification do the Network people have for needing SA rights?

If they act as a backup to the DBAs, then SA might be justified.  In our shop, there are enough...

C2 audit mode is based in the C2 definition in the US DOD 5200.28 standard.  This standard is now obsolete and has been replaced be a security evaluation system called...

My experience is that there are 2 most likely possibilities:

1) The W2003 DB server is very badly tuned and is running slowly.  This is unlikely, unless your site has done...

If you use SQLBackTrack backup/recovery software from BMC, this can be done.  With standard SQL Server backup/recovery the answer is no.

Apart from anything else, your clause '@LearnID IN (puTOP_SECTIONID)' is the wrong way round.  The IN clause works like 'needle IN haystack'.  Try rewriting it as 'puTOP_SECTIONID IN...

To get PSS support, phone your local Microsoft office.  If that is not the right number they will give it to you.  When you get to PSS, you will either...

If you use W2003, you do not have any choice about using MDAC 2.8 - it is the version shipped with W2003.

I would echo Chris's advice.  You should contact PSS regardless of anything else you do.

It may also be worth looking at your autogrow parameters.  Try to work out the likely...

As with all debugging, the most likely thing is that the error message is telling you the truth.  The most likely cause is that one of the file paths used...

As some people have already said, you need to do transaction log backups to save your log information.  Do not use the truncate_only option unless you really want to loose...

Our standard is to use NT authentication everywhere we can.  This is mainly because NT auth gives improved security over SQL auth. 

All but 1 of our production instances only...

If you did not have a logging mechanism, you would not have a rollback mechanism.

If your logging mechanism was limited to the memory on your box, you would be limited...