I believe this has already been well answered but I do have an article on decommissioning a dc to help with that part of your project at: http://www.pbbergs.com/windows/articles/DecommissionDC.html -- Paul Bergson MVP - Directory Services MCT, MCSE, MCSA, Security+, BS CSci 2003, 2000 (Early Achiever), NT http://www.pbbergs.com Please no e-mails, any questions should be posted in
Hi There're many ways to do this, but unfortunately that one isn't possible because you can't restore a system state from a 32bit platform to a 64 Bit. So what are the options? From DC perspective the process could have different paths all of them with the same final result, you'll suggest you one or 2 but is up to you to decide what best suits in your scenario: - First consider all
Hi Thanks for getting back to me. We have had quite a bit of assistance in writing a query. Our revised query looks like: SELECT name, new_modelno, new_serialno, new_type, new_make, new_mast, new_capacity, (select partyidname from FilteredActivityParty where activityid = Activity1 AND participationtypemask = 11) partyidname1, (select scheduledstart from FilteredServiceAppointment where
Remove the comma after (SELECT scheduledend FROM FilteredServiceAppointment WHERE activityid = Activity2 AND Activity2 <> Activity1) AS scheduledend2 "Mark Braithwaite" wrote: Hi We have had quite a bit of assistance in writing this query. We have tested the following query: You have a comma before the word FROM in line
Hi We have had quite a bit of assistance in writing this query. We have tested the following query: SELECT name, new_modelno, new_serialno, new_type, new_make, new_mast, new_capacity, (select partyidname from FilteredActivityParty where activityid = Activity1 AND activitypartycustomer.participationtypemask = 11) partyidname1, (select scheduledstart from FilteredServiceAppointment where
