... I think that more than two decades of command-line interfaces tell us a workable approach for the command:acknowledge I/O pair of streams: command: action { -o option1 --option=option2 } { operand } ... and setting up a parser that starts with the default values for that action, fills in the optional values that are specified, then applies the action to the ...

...> I think that more than two decades of command-line interfaces tell us a workable approach for the command:acknowledge I/O pair of streams: command: action { -o option1 --option=option2 } { operand } ... and setting up a parser that starts with the default values for that action, fills in the optional values that are specified, then applies the action to the operand is ...

... Forth side? I think that more than two decades of command-line interfaces tell us a workable approach for the command:acknowledge I/O pair of streams: command: action { -o option1 --option=option2 } { operand } ... and setting up a parser that starts with the default values for that action, fills in the optional values that are specified, then applies the action to the operand is ...

...> TempDB - Raid 10 with 6 drives for performance Log Files - Raid 1 Data Files - Raid 10 with 6 drives for Performance Indexes - Raid 10 with 4 drives for 2 disk striping Option2: OS - Raid 1 TempDB - Raid 10 with 6 drives for performance Log Files - Raid 10 with 4 drives Data - Raid 10 with 4 drives Indexes - Raid 10 with 4 drives ...

... Raid 1 TempDB - Raid 10 with 6 drives for performance Log Files - Raid 1 Data Files - Raid 10 with 6 drives for Performance Indexes - Raid 10 with 4 drives for 2 disk striping Option2: OS - Raid 1 TempDB - Raid 10 with 6 drives for performance Log Files - Raid 10 with 4 drives Data - Raid 10 with 4 drives Indexes - Raid 10 with 4 drives Here are my ...

...'t. Thanks "WhirlwindJim" wrote: Option1 Create new User Acoounts for each user and create passwords for them. When a particular user logs in, they will have their own Outlook data. Option2 If you'd prefer to have single login, then you can create several Outlook Profiles, each creating its own .PST file. Password protect the .PST files. You can create additional ...

Option1 Create new User Acoounts for each user and create passwords for them. When a particular user logs in, they will have their own Outlook data. Option2 If you'd prefer to have single login, then you can create several Outlook Profiles, each creating its own .PST file. Password protect the .PST files. You can create additional Profiles using the Mail applet found in Control Panel ...