I'm also getting an error when running the Connections.asp page

Active Server Pages, ASP 0126 (0x80004005)

The include file 'inc/stuff.inc' was not found.

/test/NewMMC/Connections.asp, line 5

I think the offending emails should have been forwarded to the appropriate person(s).  It's bad form to post someone’s email in a professional newsletter.   While I don’t condone the content...

@PartId should probably be declared as an Int and not a VarChar

@PartId is not initialzed and therefore is null before the select:

If the select returns 0 rows then the @PartId will...

I played with a temp table to see if I could get this to work.  It does.  Thanks for the script.

create table #temp1(

 id int identity(1,1)

 , Name varchar(50)

&nbsp

set nocount on

if exists (select * from dbo.sysobjects where id = object_id(N'[dbo].[FK_b_a]') and OBJECTPROPERTY(id, N'IsForeignKey') = 1)

ALTER TABLE [dbo]. DROP CONSTRAINT FK_b_a

GO

if exists (select * from dbo.sysobjects where id =...

I cannot find anywhere that the fastest RAID 5, in any configuration, is faster than RAID 1.  I am apparently wrong in that assertion.  I...

RAID 5 is fast and reliable.

RAID 5 is THE choice of all major hardware manufactures and corporate consumers.  If it’s good enough for them, it’s good enough...

1. Google returns no rows for a "TSC test server".

2. The fastest RAID 5, reads and writes faster than the fastest RAID 1.

3. RAID 10 cannot survive multiple drive failures when they occur...

RAID 1 is the wrong answer.

Aside from RAID 10, which has poor RTO, RAID 5 offers THE fastest performance when configured correctly.  All major TPC throughput tests are performed on...

You could also use the built in ETL (Extraction, Transformation, & Loading) functionality Microsoft offers with a DTS (Data Transformation Services) package.  Once the package has been built (one Microsoft...

Of the choices offered, Raid 5 is the correct answer.  A 7 disc hot swappable RAID 5 configuration would not only offer redundancy through parity it would...

The Table was created, the table was updated, however, no insert was ever made.  I would expect 0 records to be updated.