Thanks Avi1 that is alot easier than messing around with snippet folders.

I once did that and tried using a newer version of SSMS with an older database. You sure I can use SSMS 12 with SQL Server 2008 R2...

My programmers insist on me creating all objects, even columns because I never like how they name them. I agree that a good name for a table is necessary,...

I have been looking for/wanting these in SSMS since I started using it, we have had such things in Homesite forever. Glad to hear it will be in 2012,...

Developers need to write code, including SQL. Unless you have vast DBA resources, having a backlogged single resource write all SQL is impossible - if you intend to get...

I am the IT Manager and I spend alot of time with policy, producedure and oversight for both BC and DR for App servers, SQL, D/C, terminal servers, fax server...

My point exactly Rudy, I was excited to hear about DR, but instead it is BC and all of us can tell about servers and storage blowing up.

Right Sandy is DR. None of your stories are, no matter what scewy name you give someone that expects to read about DR when advertised Steve.

All businesses should plan for DR and BC, but the weekly topic is DR and this is all about BC. I would thing SQL Server Central would know the...

All of these articles this week are interesting, but they are not about disaster recovery - they are about business continuity. The difference is big, with a disaster you...

Well, you got me. I never saw it coming, and I am a big April Fools prankster. You suck!

No, 2 days of full backups are not enough. There was a hack that made rounds 7-8 years ago that got everyone over a holiday weekend. At a...

Jack, thanks a bunch. That was the problem. I went through all the columns and right clicked on them to select them, but they weren't all set for...

The events I am seeing that I want to see the SQL for are RPC Completed. Object is sp_prepexec or sp_execute.

I am pretty much including all events because I don't know how to choose what I really need. But 99% of what I see is prepared SQL execution and...