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SQL Server 2008 Has Been Released to Manufacturing

posted on August 7, 2008

SQL Server 2008 is now released to manufacturing.

I had the opportunity to have an review session on the new product two weeks back before I was on holidays. I was fairly impressed by a few of the new features:

  1. the ability to encrypt the entire database, data files and log files transparently.
  2. enhanced auditing. One can define audit specifications in each database and create custom audit filters.
  3. better report tools.

It looks like some good updates to the product to make it more secure and easier to audit and get good reports, all things upper managment like to see. When links come out to the downloads, I post it up to the blog.

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: SQL, SQL 2008, SQL Server

Control Panel and Printing Problems in Windows Vista

posted on July 18, 2008

I’ve had a problem recently with my work computer. Windows Vista won’t print saying the printer isn’t connect and when I go to the control panel to see what is happening, it opens then closes before I can do anything. I am logged in as a regular user which is in a different domain forest then the domain forest that the computer belongs to. To resolve the problem temporarily, I go to computer management (right-click on my computer and click manage) and restart the software licensing service. Once it restarts, I am able to work and print properly again.

 

When I find more information on this problem, I’ll pass it along.

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Control Panel, Printing, Vista

Removing Exchange 2007 SP1 Public Folders

posted on May 21, 2008

I’ve been busy the past little while which explains the lack of posts. My job lately has been to migrate my staff off a temporary Exchange 2007 server (been in production about a year) at the library and move them a new Microsoft Exchange 2007 Server and Blackberry Enterprise Server at the courthouse. Did the usual stuff you do when you create a new exchange server. Installed it adding it to the current organization. Started moving mailboxes once it was up and going starting with my own mailbox. Had to create the public folders on the new server to satisfy BES, moved the address book to the new server and then once I was happy it was working okay, I moved remaining mailboxes to the new server. When I tried to uninstall exchange off the old server, I kept getting an error message that the server had public folders that had to be removed first before I could uninstall. The server was no longer housing anything that was needed by the exchange organization but the uninstall would not work.

I got digging on the error and it looks to be a problem with Exchange SP1. I found the answer here http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid43_gci1302366,00.html. I followed the steps I found in this article and was able to uninstall exchange off the old exchange server.

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: BES, Blackberry, Exchange Server, SP1

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