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I am considering SAN for consolidation of my existing servers. And planning to do site to site replication. It would be helpful that you can share on the differences of this technologies.
you do know that these are the same devices, right? hp oems the nsc55 from hitachi. hp does add some additional clustering, etc. s/w, but these are the same products.
A Chicago firm achieved server consolidation and business continuity with a VMware virtualization and EMC storage solution provided by Integrated Data Storage, LLC, a Chicago-based data center integrator. To learn more about other solutions and technologies designed and implemented by IDS–including backup, disaster recovery, replication, deduplication, among others–please visit http://www.integrateddatastorage.com
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Hi there
I have a VS2008 project with a CE3.5 database. I am unable to open this database within SQL 2005 Management Studio only VS2008. Any way of updating the CE engine for Management Studio?
"You are trying to access an older version of a SQL Server Compact Edition database (this is lying I know the db is 3.5+)"
[Db version 3505053, Requested version=3004180]
Thanks
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STUDENT LOAN CONSOLIDATION INFO
http://student-loan-consolidation-info-info.blogspot.com
Try using ODBC or repair your db
File.Copy(@"F:\northwind.sdf",@"F:\northwind.sdf.temp");
File.Delete(@"F:\northwind.sdf");
SqlCeEngine
engine = new SqlCeEngine(@"Data Source
=F:northwind.sdf.temp");
engine.Compact(@"Data
Source=F:\northwind.sdf");
File.Delete(@"F:\northwind.sdf.temp");
IT consolidation or centralization is a natural option for many organizations. Following acquisitions, some enterprises are facing multiple coexisting IT systems with servers located in different buildings, cities and countries. Because of constrained WAN resources, other organizations simply chose to use a distributed IT infrastructure, where users locally access applications, rather than using the WAN and central datacenters to do so. The cost of a diverse, distributed IT infrastructure is dramatic in terms of hardware and software, maintenance, data security and backup.
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what do the following terms mean in a resturant?
server bank? , combined steps or consolidation? , full hands in and full hands out?
Server bank is money the server keeps on hand so they can give customers change and break bills w/ out having to go to the bar or a manager. Some restaurants make this mandatory.
Combined steps or consolidation? I’ve worked in Restaurant industry for about 16 years and haven’t heard it used in those exact words. Probably means making good use of your time and multitasking while working. So that you’re not running around wasting time.
Full hands in Full hands out is something you hear at every restaurant. It means every time you enter the back of the house(kitchen area) you should have full hands. Pre bus tables, bring back dishes, etc. And every time you leave the kitchen you should be running food or drinks to tables. I’d say it goes w/ combined steps and consolidation. Don’t waste time walking back and forth w/ no purpose. Multitasking is key in the restaurant industry.
Listen to Eric Olson, Director of Technical Services, from Expand Networks, talk about Expand’s Server Consolidation Solution.
To learn more, visit http://www.expand.com/Solutions/Index.aspx?URL=/Solutions/Server-Consolidation.aspx.
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what do the following terms mean in a resturant?
server bank? , combined steps or consolidation? , full hands in and full hands out?
Server bank is the money the server carries with them to make change for their customers when they pay.
Combined steps means try to meet the requests of every table you can in one trip. Don’t get the water for one table, then go back to get catchup for another table, then go back to get drink refills for another table. Grab all that suff at once while you’re in the back and deliver it in the same trip.
Full hands in and out means each time you leave the back or enter the back you should have something in your hands: hot food, drinks, bread, refills, going out; dirty dishes, checks to be paid, empty glasses going in.
I am looking at a TCO & ROI Calculator to justify a new purchase of Server and Storage and Backup consolidation.
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