Processor Licensing Model. Under this model, a license is required for each physical or virtual processor accessed by an operating system environment running SQL Server. This license does not require any device or user client access licenses (CALs). Server plus Device CALs. Under this model, a server license is required for each operating system environment running an instance of SQL Server, as well as a CAL for each client device that accesses a system running SQL Server. Server plus User CALs. Under this model, a server license is required for each operating system environment running an instance of SQL Server, … Read More
Outlook 2003 Check Names Address Book Contacts
Do you have contacts in your contact folder(s) and wonder why your email doesn’t automatically check against them when sending a message? I noticed this issue when working with Outlook 2003, while using Exchange 2003 and RPC over HTTP. The resolution was actually easy, but it took enough clicking that I thought I would share the solution: To add your contacts folder as an “Outlook Address Book”: Right click your folder containing contacts (i.e. “Contacts”) Click “Properties” Click the “Outlook Address Book” tab Select the “Show this folder as an e-mail Address Book” checkbox Click the “OK” button To add … Read More
SQL Server 2005 Install Samples
If you have installed SQL Server 2005, it is likely you have installed the samples as well. In my case, I installed what I thought to be everything, realizing that the samples did not install. When I went in through the normal set up to install them, I was not able to. Thankfully, I found a workaround that prevented me from having to uninstall and reinstall… Go to Start –> Control Panel –> Add/Remove Programs Click “Change” for SQL Server 2005 Entering the setup from this approach, you will have the option to add/change components. Follow the wizard, and when … Read More
Outlook/Exchange 2003 Address Book
Have you wondered why the Outlook/Exchange 2003 address book does the (sometimes strange) things that it does? …when does it refresh/replicate? …does it work the same online versus offline? …etc., etc. Well, I found a great Microsoft KB Article to answer these questions that I just had to share: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=841273 Enjoy!
Oracle Client Download (10g Windows Client)
Following is the link to the Oracle 10g Release 2 Client for Windows: http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/oracle10g/htdocs/10201winsoft.html As of this writing (in January 2006), this is the latest Windows Client available. Update: Oracle Client Download (11g Windows Client) – 32 bit and x64.
Copy Table Columns and Data
As you may know, in Oracle the syntax from creating a table that is the same as another is: 1 CREATE NEWTABLE AS SELECT * FROM TABLEcreate NEWTABLE as select * from TABLE In SQL Server, the syntax is slightly different: 1 SELECT * INTO NEWTABLE FROM TABLEselect * into NEWTABLE from TABLE Note: This will not copy indexes, constraints, triggers, or other attributes of the table. It will copy the column names, data type, and data only.
SQLDataSource in .aspx Examples
I will be placing SQLDataSource examples here shortly. I know there is controversy relating to placing SQL or even Stored Procedure names in .aspx files, but the reality is that for some applications, there is no need to concern ourselves with the complexities related to N-tiered, fully-abstracted, technical-utpoia development. This is especially prevalent when the resources working on an implementation do not have the background or ability (for a variety of reasons not always their own doing) to deliver solutions with these concepts intact each time. Certainly, Microsoft must have agreed as they allow/support this approach. None-the-less, feel free to engage in healthy … Read More
asp:ControlParameter vs. asp:FormParameter in Master Page
I hit what I considered to be an annoying “issue” in ASP.NET 2.0 the other day that I thought I would share so others can avoid the problem. I created a form with some text controls and an sqldatasource that called a stored proc while accepting parameters via asp:FormParameter. This worked great and tested out fine. Once I added the same code into a Master Page, everything began getting passed as “NULL” (it was no longer finding the FormParameters on the page. After troubleshooting for more time than I preferred, I found out that I can achieve success by using … Read More