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    Public Folder Cann't be expand through System Manager

    Please take a look at the following article: 319240 You Cannot Manage Public Folders by Using Exchange System Manager http://support.microsoft.com/?id=319240 325923 You Cannot Expand Public Folders Through Exchange System Manager http://support.microsoft.com/?id=325923
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    Exchange 5.5 Forwarding emails to another user

    Try distribution list
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    Event Log Error - 8197/8204/8207

    Hi spooties, You should have a look at the following article: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=271410 Best Regards
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    Move mailbox

    Hi, The following article may be helpful http://support.microsoft.com/?id=328810 Best Regards Glen
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    Remove Outlook 2000 Mailbox

    Hi wmggdm Try Control panel-->Mail-->Services -->Show Configurations BTW:I use Chinese version, so the name may be not exact.
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    Calling a SP inside another SP?

    Yes, you can do it GL.
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    Cleaning mailbox

    Hi h1234, I Know little about SQLMail, but I think your script should be: declare @hMessage varchar(255) exec master..xp_findnextmsg @msg_id=@hMessage OUT while @hMessage is not null begin exec master..xp_deletemail @hMessage exec master..xp_findnextmsg @msg_id=@hMessage OUT CONTINUE end
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    how to count first then find max??

    Hi mhuma, I think another question, If there are two or more states have equal number of customers, using "TOP 1" will not get all the results, another query like this: Select StateId, Total From (Select StateId, Count(StateId) As Total From Customer Group By StateId)...
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    how to count first then find max??

    I think it can get the result you want Just like this: Select Top 1 State, Total From (Select State, Count(*) as Total From Customer Group By State) State_Customer_Num Order By Total Desc
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    SQL maintenance plan did not run as scheduled

    I know one of the reason is losing of the Sqlmaint.exe, or your maintaince plan is not correct

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