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Daily Archives: December 15, 2011
Be careful with your smartphone
More and more tech professionals I know are carrying smartphones. There seems to be a split among technical people between iOS, Android, or WP7 platforms, but it seems that all the mobile OSes are extremely handy for system administrators. I … Continue reading
How to change the SQL Server service account
It’s easy. First you click here: Then you find the SQL Server 2008 or 2008 R2 program group Open those and then pick the SQL Server Configuration Manager. You might get a UAC message asking if you want to make … Continue reading
