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RE: Deny Access to Builtin\Administrators

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Here's a script we implement as a site standard during initial server build: use master  go exec sp_grantlogin 'DOMAIN\sv-sqlserver'    --> each of these domain user accounts  exec sp_grantlogin 'DOMAIN\sv-sqlagent'     --> are in tyhe local administrators group  exec sp_grantlogin 'DOMAIN\sqladmin'         --> via a domain group on all sql servers  go  checkpoint  go exec sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame='DOMAIN\sv-sqlserver', @rolename='sysadmin'  exec sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame='DOMAIN\sv-sqlagent', […]

2005-02-24

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RE: What''''s your developer productivity?

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At my company we typically measure productivity for developers as number of projects/reports/ad hoc/other developement tasks completed. On average we complete 3 tasks a day for each developer. Just some input from a small midwest company, I think it can be interesting to see the demands from different company cultures.

2005-02-24

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RE: help with a query output

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Thanks for the feedback. I tried this...-------------------------------------------<% var to = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset"); to.ActiveConnection = MM_s4r_STRING; to.Source = "SELECT newdate, news FROM dbo.news"; to.CursorType = 0; to.CursorLocation = 2; to.LockType = 1; to.Open(); var to_numRows = 0; %><%= Response.Write "&news=" & Server.URLEncode((to.Fields.Item("news").Value)) %> <%= Server.URLEncode((to.Fields.Item("newdate").Value)) %><% to.Close(); %>________________________________________--Response was 500 error. Microsoft JScript compilation error '800a03ee' Expected […]

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2005-02-14

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RE: Super Sunday

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I'm not too sure of the rules of American football however if you are prepared for a little foreign intervention try Rugby. If Rugby looks too sissy try Australian football. The Aussies don't like to waste drinking time so they seem to have integrated the best aspects of rugby and the post match punch-up into […]

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2005-02-13

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RE: Timestamp on threads

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Laughing - there are times I am working with my European collegues and their day starts many (many) hours before mine and ends somewhere within 30 minutes of my first cup of coffee at my desk. When I work with Asian countries I have the opposite issue. By the way, Frank is always on line.....

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2005-02-11

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