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I need a second opinion on this... I have been designing a web application for a client and the question came up about our implementation of SSL. Normally, when we are designing an app that can potentially be sending secret information about, we recommend the client use SSL. This particular...

Is there any way to get a root element into a FOR XML AUTO query? For example: select * from tableA join tableB on tableA.id = tableB.idA for xml auto Each record for tableB is nested properly within the tableA result, but there is no root node above tableA's results. I've seen examples...

I have a printer (10.1.1.44) that is constantly sending broadcast messages requesting the NetBIOS name of another printer on the network (10.1.1.19). The .19 printer doesn't have a NetBIOS name, so .44 just keeps repeating itself every few milliseconds. Since it is a broadcast message, it is...

MS has released a Web Administration tool for SQL Server and MSDE. Works under either IIS or Cassini. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=c039a798-c57a-419e-acbc-2a332cb7f959&displaylang=en

I have to cross-communicate with an app written in J#, and all the data structures coming from the remote app are arrays of sbyte[]. I've done this before, but I can't remember how I did it. I know it can be done without iterating the array and without using pointers, but I'm at a loss. Any...

Windows Product Activation is behaving strangely on one of my PCs. The icon has recently appeared informing me that Windows must be activated within XX days (even though there have been no hardware changes). Annoying, but I deal with that. When I click on the icon to go through the activation...

I have images that need to be passed to the client without referencing a static image file. These images are created dynamically and are byte arrays. I can convert these to whatever form they need to be in, except a static file. What is my best option for embedding these images (PNG format)...

I am trying to set up a shared printer on a Win2k Server machine. All machines that try to map to that shared printer get an "Access Denied" message. "Everyone" has print permissions, and I can add a username/password to the users group and it will work... but that...

This network is a strange setup so bear with me while I describe it: I'm trying to track down a problem on an NT4 domain using an NT DHCP server. Some clients are still NetBEUI, but most have migrated to tcp-ip. The problem is thus: some systems when obtaining their IP address through DHCP...

The title is deceptive because this is an ethics question. I am running a SQL Server 2000 database and we have a total of 30 Client Access Licenses. This particular database is the back end for a third-party application that connects to SQL Server via ODBC and is used by a total of 23 users...