Hi, I am seeing some strange behaviour around the interaction between OL2003 clients and an Exch 2000 server. I'd be grateful for some guidance. The situation is a bit of a corner case but... We have an office where occasionally the whole office needs to relocate to some austere accommodation for a two-week period, shutting down all of the IT equipment in the office. In order to ...

...time stamp counter of CPU on scheduler id 2 is not synchronized with other CPUs" in the errorlog? Linchi "jim.steiner@rackspace.com" wrote: When running profiler I am seeing strange duration times on some of the processes. I have seen large numbers before on a logout, but this is on stored procedure exectution times. It shows up about every 30 lines or so. The ...

"Alessandro Angeli" wrote: From: "dh" The strange thing about the WAV file is that in its data section contained about 2000 bytes of 0. This file is encoded with one tool. Other tools will not generate so many leading 0. What does so many bytes of 0 mean here? It depends in which chunk they appear and on the encoding format. You should attach or post the ...

On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 16:24:11 -0700, dh wrote: The strange thing about the WAV file is that in its data section contained about 2000 bytes of 0. This file is encoded with one tool. Other tools will not generate so many leading 0. What does so many bytes of 0 mean here? If it's in the data section it is dead air (silence padding). This may be due to a limitation or bug in the ...

Hi, We have a system of hot desking where users can use any of a number of machines. We user Exchange Server 2003. We had a strange problem on Friday. User A logged into the machine she usually uses as User B as User B had asked her to send an email for him. The email appeared to have been sent. Today, User A logged onto another machine as User B and checked to see if the email was in...

From: "dh" The strange thing about the WAV file is that in its data section contained about 2000 bytes of 0. This file is encoded with one tool. Other tools will not generate so many leading 0. What does so many bytes of 0 mean here? It depends in which chunk they appear and on the encoding format. You should attach or post the file header or an hex dump of it. As to the ...

Two strange audio files: One is WAV and the other is MP3. The strange thing about the WAV file is that in its data section contained about 2000 bytes of 0. This file is encoded with one tool. Other tools will not generate so many leading 0. What does so many bytes of 0 mean here? As to the MP3 file, at the end of it, it has a XML content. Is it valid for a MP3 file to have XML file ...

... annoying. This happens on all computers running MS Office 2007 or just MS Outlook 2007, also with new machines (clean installation of WinXP and Office 2007, computers are part of a Win2003 domain). It's strange becasue with Office 2003 everything works OK, problem is only with 2007 version. Any ideas how to solve this? Thank you all in advance! Regards, Miha

... such as "The time stamp counter of CPU on scheduler id 2 is not synchronized with other CPUs" in the errorlog? Linchi "jim.steiner@rackspace.com" wrote: When running profiler I am seeing strange duration times on some of the processes. I have seen large numbers before on a logout, but this is on stored procedure exectution times. It shows up about every 30 lines or so. ...

...-- Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP Solid Quality Mentors <jim.steiner@rackspace.com> wrote in message news:ee8f6d77-3fe3-4597-8a65-815a880f6745@59g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... When running profiler I am seeing strange duration times on some of the processes. I have seen large numbers before on a logout, but this is on stored procedure exectution times. It shows up about every 30 ...