SQLRNNR (4/26/2016)

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jeff.mason (4/26/2016)

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I was thinking Rey, Finn and Kylo. They obviously need a villain figure, but the idea of an emo Dark Lord who has no control of his...

Microsoft has made SQL Server so big that even "generalists" are usually "specialists". I know of few people who are experts in the DB engine, AND SSAS, AND SSIS,...

I was thinking Rey, Finn and Kylo. They obviously need a villain figure, but the idea of an emo Dark Lord who has no control of his emotions and...

I just want to know more about Rey. For me the biggest triumph of the new movie was the painting of three solid new main characters that I actually...

I have heard both May and June and was being conservative. This article also indicates that RTM worries of the past may not be needed, since Azure has been...

That's one of the unanswered questions that they left to whet your appetite for the next two films. No real knowledge yet who that is. In real life,...

SQL 2016 has not yet been released, and at this point you probably are too late to be on any pre-release betas with Microsoft. You would need to wait...

Nope, all SQL can do is access the data within the sheet. What you want (though why you would want this on a server is beyond me) is for...

I'm gonna make a pitch for Solarwinds DPA, formerly Confio Ignite. In terms of alerting, there are better tools, though you can make DPA do anything through some user...

That first article is for SQL 2016. In that version you will have options like these to explore. Older (i.e. current and before) versions don't support encryption like this...

This sounds like the typical struggle that DBAs have with Server Ops or with business folks who look at memory from a typical app server perspective. They see SQL...

Sean Lange (4/22/2016)

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Phil Parkin (4/22/2016)

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Yikes. That thread is already following a familiar pattern.

I expect two more pages of fumbling, followed by: "It's OK. This...

There must be a Twin Peaks reference here somewhere.....

I posted what may be an obvious answer, but frankly it's what I would first expect and don't get why it wasn't already done.

You COULD always configure the SSIS packages to create logs which will tell you what happened on error.....