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Daily Archives: July 28, 2011
You Can Telecommute
I’ve written a number of pieces about telecommuting over the years, and while some people have had success in getting permission to work from home, many of you tell me that your current manager, and likely every manager you’ve ever … Continue reading
When Did That Restore Finish?
I saw this question come across Twitter under the #sqlhelp tag one day and was wondering myself. Someone suggested the default trace, I was thinking msdb.dbo.restorehistory and decided to check. First I hit Books Online. It notes that the restore_date … Continue reading
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