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    Manage SSL certificate across multiple servers

    Hi Guys, We run a network in a datacenter to host some of our software. Currently we have a ssl certificate that is installed on a web server and this works ok. Maintenance and updates are a bit of a nightmare though and this prevents us from running a 24 hour operation. We now have the need...
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    SQL Server 2005 XML exists query question

    Thanks tsuji, that's exactly what I was after.
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    sql server access issue?!

    Have you tried a DNS-less connection? Something like : "Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("/full/file/path/database.mdb") & ";"
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    sql server access issue?!

    Who are they? I'll do some investigating...
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    sql server access issue?!

    In that case I would get hold of your hosting company and ask them what their other clients do in this kind of scenario...
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    SQL Server 2005 XML exists query question

    Thanks, but it didn't really help.
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    sql server access issue?!

    What connection string are you using? Have you got the relevant permissions for that user set up in "Security" on your SQL Server?
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    SQL Server 2005 XML exists query question

    Hi Guys, I'm trying to pull together a query on an XML document in SQL Server 2005. I have some XML like this : <test_xml> <element1 attribute="A" /> <element2 attribute="B" /> <element1 attribute="C" /> <element2 attribute="D" /> </test_xml> Basically I want to find out...
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    Referencing Dynamic XML elements in my Business Rules

    Hi Guys, I'm pretty new to the Business Rules functionality in BizTalk Server 2006 R2 and I have hit a bit of a problem... Referencing XML in Biz talk is a breeze if you have an XSD. You simply pick off the elements you want and evaluate them using predicate operators. What happens though if...
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    Email arrives on client marked with &quot;Default reply address&quot;...

    Thanks guys. That's really constructive.
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    Email arrives on client marked with &quot;Default reply address&quot;...

    Sorry to hear about your Mulch man. I'd buy a donkey and let it do it's business all over your garden if I were you... That aside, I am aware that I can open multiple mailboxes in Outlook and that's what I have done. Let me try and explain my gripe in a little more detail... I created an...
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    Mailbox still has mail after Send/Receive

    No - I'm thinking Exchange 2007.
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    Mailbox still has mail after Send/Receive

    Hi Guys, Got a bit of a funny one here. I've been looking at the Mailboxes I have configured in "Recipient Configuration" for each user. If I look at the properties of a mailbox it says things like : Total items : 19 Size (KB): 1325 This is after a user has done a "Send/Receive" from...
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    Email arrives on client marked with &quot;Default reply address&quot;...

    There's nothing minor about that one. It's plain stupid and I'm not the only one who thinks so... Pity the Exchange developers and Office developers didn't talk this one through.
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    Email arrives on client marked with &quot;Default reply address&quot;...

    That would be fine if we had 1 domain... If an email sent to me comes to me, I don't care which email address was used either, but I do want my response to come from the same email address it was addressed to. I think I have got a solution, albeit and untidy one. I created domain users with...

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