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- Opening SQL Server Management Studio causes server to freeze - mouse . . .
I have a virtual server running Windows Server 2012 with SQL Server 2012 on it Recently I went to open SSMS and it caused the entire server to freeze I can't click on anything- nothing in SSMS, on my desktop, my taskbar, or anywhere else All I can do is close the remote desktop window, log in as a different user and restart the server to get it to unfreeze I found that I can use keyboard
- Jquery Datetime picker need to select before 7 days on current date
While clicking textbox it select the date of before 7 days But while loading it cannot set date of before 7 days Today: 11 26 2015 I need to set date: 11 19 2015 Help me Thursday, November 26, 2015 7:43 AM
- Blurry text in WPF - current status? - social. msdn. microsoft. com
But then I realized that other people's examples have it as well, and discovered several reported issues with blurry text rendering in WPF (all of them from some time ago) and I tried to find out whether a solution exists now But I couldn't
- COM error 0x800A175D opening specific . doc file
It fails only on specific document (s) Application is a desktop application running as the interactive user Task manager shows word also running as interactive user (in same session) If word is launched manually, the document opens without any complaint
- How to create Console Applications by using pure C-Language
This is the 2nd thread in less than 5 days where you've done it specifically to me Instead of asking a straight question, because you obviously have a lot to learn about a lot of things, you challenge other people's assertions What part of your behavior doesn't fit the analogy, language notwithstanding?
- Calculate Elapsed Time Between Dates Excluding Weekends
You could use a calendar table Pull all dates between the start and end date, count whole days and multiply it by (24 * 60), and add the difference in min for the start date related to 00:00 next day, and add the difference in minute for the end date related to 00:00 same date declare @x int; declare @sd datetime, @ed datetime;
- Object moved - social. msdn. microsoft. com
Object moved Object moved to here
- Possible to automatically disable user account after period of inactivity?
I have a security requirement to disable a user account after a specific period of inactivity (e g if user does not login for 45 days, disable the account)
- Cannot update remove SSL binding, delete certificate
Turned out there was a temporary issue in how the subscription status was communicated to web sites Even though the subscription was active in Azure, it was still marked as suspended in web sites We've unsuspended it now The sites are back online and they are running on one small worker currently If you need to scale them out up please use Azure portal to do so You should be also able to
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