A service from Red Gate

Home SQL .NET Exchange Opinion Blogs Forums About
Sign in | Join | Help
Home Blogs Forums

Simple Talk Forums

SQL Server
Forums Last Post Threads Posts
No unread posts SQL Server for Beginners
Re: Best way to move data...
by cbehm
10-07-2008 12:23 PM 		187 592
No unread posts Programming SQL Server
Full text query - multipl...
by JayintheUK
10-08-2008 4:41 PM 		187 592
No unread posts Administering SQL Server
How to output a powershel...
by laerte
10-09-2008 9:03 AM 		128 394
.NET
Forums Last Post Threads Posts
No unread posts .NET Framework
Re: Mysteries of the NET...
by Damon
10-05-2008 11:10 PM 		41 134
No unread posts Windows Forms
Noob question - frames mo...
by jcrawf02
09-02-2008 6:52 PM 		18 34
No unread posts ASP.NET
Re: need your help urgen...
by aftab
10-06-2008 3:07 PM 		111 296
No unread posts ADO.NET
Navigating Records thru D...
by preethi_ga
10-06-2008 3:08 AM 		8 12
General
Forums Last Post Threads Posts
No unread posts The Dregs (social forum)
News, views and trivia. Beer talk especially encouraged. 		My Last Friday...Confessi...
by christiansend
09-07-2007 5:30 AM 		16 96
No unread posts Simple-Talk FAQ
simple-talk site
by frankmv
10-08-2008 12:15 PM 		12 21
No unread posts Newsletter Editorial
20th Feb 07 - SQL Server...
by Tony Davis
02-20-2007 12:25 PM 		1 1
Book Reviews
Forums Last Post Threads Posts
No unread posts Database books
Which database books do you turn to time and again for their insight and wisdom? Tell us about them here. 		Re: Any book(SQL 2000 or...
by Granted
05-15-2008 9:35 AM 		16 31

Who is Online

There are 51 guest(s) online. Currently there are no online users.

Forum Statistics

12,320 users have contributed to 29,648 threads and 30,270 posts.

In the past 24 hours, we have 4 new thread(s), 4 new post(s), and 17 new user(s).

In the past 3 days, the most popular thread for everyone has been "How to output a powershell int...". The post with the most views is "Full text query - multiple ter...". The most replies were made to "cFYjOeOyIpBcJ".

Please welcome our newest member TrieteEmeta.

Shortcuts

View all users
Phil Factor
Occupation: Freelance Technical Architect; Likes: Silvery boxes with switches and flashing lights, The Internet, Bill Gates (Sir); Dislikes: having to spell, Scottish politicians.
Damon Armstrong
Occupation:Occupation: Senior Architect with Cogent Company; Likes: Disc Golf, Softball, and Smash Brothers (Long Live the Vulpine!); Dislikes: Anything involving me having to deal with J2EE. Favorite Gadget: Homemade Pneumatic Potato Cannon
Tony Davis
Occupation: Simple-Talk editor; Likes: Drinking real ale, Dylan Moran, The Wedding Present, San Francisco; Dislikes: lager, reality TV, Chevy Chase, Hampshire; Favorite gadget: bookmark
This week the Simple-Talk community spotlight falls on... Occupation: Application Developer; Likes: Traditional Stouts, well-brewed Porter, Hungarian Hocks, Vouvray; Dislikes: Lager, bottled water, industrially-brewed anything. William Brewer
Occupation: Application Developer; Likes: Traditional Stouts, well-brewed Porter, Hungarian Hocks, Vouvray; Dislikes: Lager, bottled water, industrially-brewed anything.

Active users

1) kaboing (2)
2) Mickeyding (1)
3) thrustuponsql (1)
4) achillepaoloni (0)
5) achianurashvili@hotmail.com (0)
6) achauhan (0)
7) achamp (0)
8) Ach (0)
9) accupMuserutt (0)
10) AcciffSor (0)
Reporting on Mobile Device Activity Using Exchange 2007 ActiveSync Logs
 In this new column giving practical advice on all things Sys Admin related, Ben Lye takes on the often... Read more...

The Bejeweled Puzzle in SQL
 Alex Kozak provides another SQL puzzle to hone your SQL Skills with.  Read more...

Using Powershell to Generate Table-Creation Scripts
 For all of us who learn best by trying out examples, Bob Sheldon produces a PowerShell script file for... Read more...

Configuring Exchange Server 2007 to Support Information Rights Management
 In Exchange Server 2007, Information Rights management is easy to set up once you have set up the... Read more...

SQL Response: The dim sum interview
 Richard Morris met David and Nigel of the SQL Response team, in a dim sum Restaurant in Cambridge. They... Read more...