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One of the things I have to do every month is process payments for the authors. It’s my job to get a list of payments over to accounting at Red Gate, and actually make the Paypal payments myself. Red Gate … Continue reading
Loss of Files Does Not a Suspect Database Make
I saw a post recently by someone asking how to get a database to be suspect. They said they had added a data file and then remove it, but the database wasn’t suspect. This was true in the past (v6.x), … Continue reading
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