declare @RowCount int, @tablename varchar(100) declare @Tables table ( PK int IDENTITY(1,1), tablename varchar(100), processed bit ) INSERT into @Tables (tablename) SELECT TABLE_NAME from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES where TABLE_TYPE = 'BASE TABLE' and TABLE_NAME not like 'dt%' order by TABLE_NAME asc

declare @Space table (
name varchar(100), rows nvarchar(100), reserved varchar(100), data varchar(100), index_size varchar(100), unused varchar(100)
)
select top 1 @tablename = tablename from @Tables where processed is null
SET @RowCount = 1
WHILE (@RowCount <> 0)
BEGIN
insert into @Space exec sp_spaceused @tablename
update @Tables set processed = 1 where tablename = @tablename
select top 1 @tablename = tablename from @Tables where processed is null
SET @RowCount = @@RowCount
END

update @Space set data = replace(data, ' KB', '')
update @Space set data = convert(int, data)/1000
update @Space set data = data + ' MB'
update @Space set reserved = replace(reserved, ' KB', '')
update @Space set reserved = convert(int, reserved)/1000
update @Space set reserved = reserved + ' MB'

select * from @Space order by convert(int, replace(data, ' MB', '')) desc

log = "D:/genquery.log"

Be sure to restart the service…. This enables the MySQL General Query Log feature. It’s basically just a text file that MySQL pukes all the queries in-to. There’s no timestamp on them or anything so you’ll have to dig through it using a text-editor to track down the specific query you want though. More info on the MySQL docs site.

header("Pragma: public");
header("Content-Type: application/octet-stream");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=some_filename.csv");
echo $content;
die();

<select name="Tonight_I_Shall_Dine_On" OnChange="javascript: this.form.submit()">

<option value="bacon">Bacon</option>

<option value="cheese">Cheese</option>

</select>

To trim from the right (in the case of having data in a CHAR field that’s padded-right):

rtrim(fieldname)

To trim from the left (in the case of having a lazy UI developer that didn’t validate form input before the insert statement):

ltrim(fieldname)

To trim both. call both:

ltrim(rtrim(fieldname))

You could also create your own trim function that’s just a wrapper for both but this makes your code less portable.

Naturally, I started with the Mozilla.org website and found my way to their licensing policies page. Their licensing information was pretty straightforward in explaining what I needed to know about distributing a custom build of the browser (meaning that I would download their source code, make a few changes, compile it, then distribute the resulting binary):

Fine, that makes sense. I wouldn’t say I’m making “significant functional changes” but that’s somewhat subjective so I’ll err on the side of caution and assume I need to comply with this provision.

So in short, I’ll need to do the following to legally be allowed to distribute my product:

1. Rename the ‘firefox.exe’ binary so it’s not misleading to the user
2. Call the browser something other than “Mozilla Firefox” in all user-facing aspects
3. Make reference to the copyright holder as “based on Mozilla technology”

Perfect, I can do that. More to come on this project…so to speak :)

1. Run Registry Editor (RegEdit.exe).
2. Press Ctrl-F to open search box, and search for OGAAddin.connect registry key.
3. In the right pane, right click on Load Behavior and select Modify.
4. Change the value data from 3 to 0.
5. Repeat for each and every OGAAddin.connect found.

This fix worked for me on Windows XP w/Office 2003. There are other ways to accomplish this that may be required if using a different version. See the link below for other options.

Note: originally posted here.

Using Exchange Management Shell, execute this command on the Exchange server:

      Update-GlobalAddressList -Identity "Default Global Address List"

After running the command above, go back to the BES Admin Service (aka BAS), try to search for the user again (Create User > Enter part of their name in the Search Criteria fields > click Search). They likely still won’t show up but you’ll see a new option at the bottom labeled “Refresh available user list from company directory.” Click on that option and you’ll get a notification that the update request has been queued. Wait about 2 minutes before searching again. The user should now show up and allow you to activate them for BES.

The alternative is to wait until BES updates its addressbook…I’m not positive what the update interval is. This procedure should only be necessary if you’re creating a user and then (almost) immediately afterwards trying to activate BES on their account.

To ping and IPv4 IP:

 ping server.domain.com -4

To ping an IPv6 IP:

 ping server.domain.com -6

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip6Parameters\

Create DWORD32:  DisabledComponent

Value: FFFFFFFF