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A resource for error codes

Posted over 8 years ago

by Jeanie Decker
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I just came across another microsoft.com resource that I didn't know about before, thanks to Tony Soper's blog -- Events and Errors Message Center . On this page, you can search for specific error messages for different products, including SQL Server...
SQL Server, BizTalk Server, le 64 bits et au-delà !...

New SQL Server content on IT Showtime !

Posted over 8 years ago

by patricg
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Très bientôt / Very Soon Du contenu SQL Server ajouté sur IT Showtime / Some great SQL Server contents will be added ! Ici / Here : SQL Server section : SQL PASS Community Summit – The Future of Database Jim Gray ...
pixelpoke

Misc.'ing in Action

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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The pun may be a bit of a stretch, but nonetheless, lots of ground to cover, dear reader… Item #1 Over at Steve Lacey’s blog there’s a nice post about what our users call err… affectionately, the blurries. Be sure and read the comments section...
SQL Server, BizTalk Server, le 64 bits et au-delà !...

Un site dédié à SQL Server Integration Services / A dedicated site to SSIS

Posted over 8 years ago

by patricg
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C'est ici : http://www.sqlis.com/
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Boeing 777 Flight simulator challenge News

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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Trying to use my blog powers for good instead of evil... Our (ACES games studio, part of Microsoft Games Studios) newly minted community program manager (PM for short) Michael Zyskowski has asked me to post a snippet for him regarding the 777 challenge...
MSRC

November Advance Notification

Posted over 8 years ago

by stepto

Stephen Toulouse here subbing for "Iron" Mike Reavey who is out of the office. We've posted the Advance Notification for the security bulletin release for this month. This coming Tuesday, we’re planning to release one security bulletin affecting Microsoft...
Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog

How Can I Determine the ADsPath for the Logged-On User?

Posted over 8 years ago

by ScriptingGuy1
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Hey, Scripting Guy! In my HTA, how can I determine the ADsPath for the logged-on user? -- AC Hey, AC. You know, when you work at Microsoft people automatically assume that you spend your days in an ivory tower, totally removed from the day-to-day activities...
TONYSO

Trouble-shooting Just Got Easier

Posted over 8 years ago

by tonysoper_MSFT
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The Events and Errors database just got a facelift. Check out the new scoped search interface that makes it easier to find out what that funky cryptic error number/message really means!
Anti-Malware Engineering Team

Introducing the Windows Live Safety Center (Beta)

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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Hi all, my name is Matthew Braverman and I'm a program manager on the anti-malware technology team at Microsoft. On Tuesday, Bill Gates and Ray Ozzie introduced the new Windows Live and Office Live services . One of the highlights of this launch was...
Microsoft Switzerland Security Blog

Security goes "Life"

Posted over 8 years ago

by Microsoft Swiss Security Team
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You probably saw our recent announcements about Windows Life and Office Life. As part of Windows Life there is the Windows Life Safety Center. Check out the Beta at http://safety.live.com . It's cool stuff. Just to make it clear: It is an online scanner...
Michael J. Murphy's WebLog

SQL Snippets

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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ITPROSQL-03 : Technical Overview of SQL Server 2005 Scalability Features Part 1 Heres some awesome demos on SQL 2005 and the suite of new High Availability Fearures for your viewing pleasure .... Demo 1-1 Creating a Database Mirror http://www.microsoft...
Michael J. Murphy's WebLog

SQL Snippets

Posted over 8 years ago

by TechNet Archive
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ITPROSQL-03 : Technical Overview of SQL Server 2005 Scalability Features Part 2 More SQL 2005 demos... Come out in Syracuse and Buffalo next week to see some of this in person and discuss SQL 2005 with us. If you are not in the upstate NY area find...