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Dealing with linked servers in VSTS Database Pro
Working with linked servers in VSTS Database Pro can be a bit painful, especially when the linked server is a production server that should be (and typically is) inaccessible from developer's machines. If the appropriate linked server settings aren't...
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Wed, Oct 31 2007 11:05 AM
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A few quick tips for using SQL Server 2005 Linked Servers
I've just completed a short,rushed project that involved moving data from one SQL Server 2005 in a DMZ to another SQL Server 2005 server inside the network. The database in the DMZ is deployed on a per-web site basis, and there can be many copies...
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Wed, Oct 24 2007 4:30 AM
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Filling in a technical support web form, and getting a response- well done DiskView!
A couple of months before Vista was release, I purchased a copy of DiskView to track down where all my hard disk space was being eaten up on a Windows XP install (it turned out to be several multi-gigabyte files that DivX converter had left lying around...
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Fri, Oct 05 2007 10:53 AM
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