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Daily Archives: October 11, 2010
Downtime
How does someone handle downtime in a small business? Steve Jones has some thoughts today based on a question sent in recently. Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged disaster recovery, high availability, sql server
Data Portability
Steve Jones comments on the new data portability options from Facebook. Continue reading
Return Values from XP_CMDSHELL
Let’s be clear: I don’t recommend the use of xp_cmdshell as a general tool. It ought to be used when you have no alternatives, and you should carefully control access and what this can do. Opening a shell from SQL … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged syndicated, T-SQL
