Surely by now you've heard of Windows Vista Complete PC backup and recovery. No? Well, if you've ever managed to lose a hard drive, then you know how much fun it is to reinstall operating systems and applications. Not to mention potentially losing ALL
of your pictures, music, doc...
Are you up to speed on the new imaging alphabet? ImageX, BDD, WIM, WSIM, WinPE and various other glorious acronyms are discussed in the screencast below. In the meantime, let me set the stage for the some of the desktop imaging problems today, and the solutions
Microsoft is d...
If you haven't had a chance to look at Windows Vista and it's instrumentation, eventing and monitoring toolset's, you really should grab a copy when the "release candidate" code becomes available. You'll be pleased with the improvements we've made to
the amount of information that ...
Surely by now you've heard of
Windows Vista Aero Glass. It's the sexy new transparency stuff you see in the operating system. It's very noticeable in a variety of the core applications. However, transparency isn't the only user interface improvement you see in Windows Vista.
I'm guessing most of you think finding stuff is pretty important. The Windows Vista development team also thinks search should be an easy to use core operating system feature. The search feature set in Windows Vista is really multiple parts. We like
to call this set of features
...
This month
my team kicked off a series of free live seminars. We are doing a Windows Vista Technical Overview in the first couple of hours, and Exchange Server 2003 and 2007 in the second couple of hours. So far, the Windows Vista interest
has been huge. In the next few days, I...
Microsoft has made some recent bets on storage management. That is good news for me for a variety of reasons. First, it offers a glimpse of my
HDTV future. What? Yes, you read that correctly. I’ll get to the explanation in a little bit. Second, it means our custo...
SQL Server 2005 includes some new encryption capabilities that all administrators, programmers and database analyst should be aware of. Key and Certificate creation and management is now an integral
part of SQL Server 2005. You have the flexibility to create your own X.509 certi...
A number of
changes and improvements have been made to SQL Server 2005. Did I really need to state that? One of the big improvements is in the management and security area. The SQL Management Object (SMO) infrastructure replaces much of what used to be accomplished
using...
Racism sucks. I know, I've lived in Texas all my life and have seen it over and over. India certainly isn't the only country the racists have targeted. Mexico got its share during NAFTA and after. China has been the brunt of comments for decades, maybe
centuries. I always wonder if it will EVER end.
Anyone that would make a comment to Anand in a racist manner, doesn't have a clue about him. Which reminds me, he tagged me...
Isn't Drop Trigger a ddl event. How did it execute without firing the trigger?
Permissions of course!!!
To drop a DML trigger requires ALTER permission on the table or view on which the trigger is defined.
To drop a DDL trigger defined with server scope (ON ALL SERVER) requires CONTROL SERVER permission in the server. To drop a DDL trigger defined with database scope (ON DATABASE) requires ALTER ANY DATABASE DDL TRIGGER permission in the current database.
Be careful with making any changes to this behavior. I don't want to get a call that someone has painted themselves into a corner. [C]
A similar DDL trigger example is provided with the AdventureWorks sample database. To obtain the example, find the Database Triggers folder in the SQL Server Management Studio Object Explorer, located under the Programmability folder of the
AdventureWorks database. Right-click ddlDatabseTriggerLog and select "Script Database Trigger as". By default, DDL trigger
ddlDatabseTriggerLog is disabled.
This is Fantastic! Thanks Keith for putting this together. Trip Wires are great ways to use the triggers.
No problem. Looks like we have a nice new vehicle for doing some fun demos. I plan to do stuff related to work and play, so stick around for the hobby stuff.
Since I didn't get an xbox360 today, it looks like I'm going to have more time on my hands to cry... [C]
Curtis Wong, Roy Gould: The story of the WorldWide Telescope
Jul 15, 2008 at 12:55 AMAnand Iyer - Life in the Field, Racism in the Tech Industry, and More...
Feb 21, 2007 at 9:21 PMRacism sucks. I know, I've lived in Texas all my life and have seen it over and over. India certainly isn't the only country the racists have targeted. Mexico got its share during NAFTA and after. China has been the brunt of comments for decades, maybe centuries. I always wonder if it will EVER end.
Anyone that would make a comment to Anand in a racist manner, doesn't have a clue about him. Which reminds me, he tagged me...
How about a SAN for your music collection?
Aug 25, 2006 at 11:47 PMBy the way, all of the screencasts I do now are downloadable from my blog. The RSS feed for my screencast area is http://blogs.technet.com/keithcombs/rss.aspx?CategoryID=11416
Windows Vista Flip and Flip3D
Aug 16, 2006 at 12:40 PMIf you are asking if RC1 is 5505, the answer is no. The RC1 build has not been determined. 5505 was a daily build and is a couple of weeks old now.
SQL Server 2005 Trip Wires
Nov 23, 2005 at 12:23 PMPermissions of course!!!
To drop a DML trigger requires ALTER permission on the table or view on which the trigger is defined.
To drop a DDL trigger defined with server scope (ON ALL SERVER) requires CONTROL SERVER permission in the server. To drop a DDL trigger defined with database scope (ON DATABASE) requires ALTER ANY DATABASE DDL TRIGGER permission in the current database.
Be careful with making any changes to this behavior. I don't want to get a call that someone has painted themselves into a corner. [C]
A similar DDL trigger example is provided with the AdventureWorks sample database. To obtain the example, find the Database Triggers folder in the SQL Server Management Studio Object Explorer, located under the Programmability folder of the AdventureWorks database. Right-click ddlDatabseTriggerLog and select "Script Database Trigger as". By default, DDL trigger ddlDatabseTriggerLog is disabled.
SQL Server 2005 Trip Wires
Nov 22, 2005 at 4:40 PMNo problem. Looks like we have a nice new vehicle for doing some fun demos. I plan to do stuff related to work and play, so stick around for the hobby stuff.
Since I didn't get an xbox360 today, it looks like I'm going to have more time on my hands to cry... [C]