When on Windows, for taking and making screenshots for technical documentation, I love Greenshot.
Here's an image from their website, showing the UI of the application.
When on Windows, for taking and making screenshots for technical documentation, I love Greenshot.
Here's an image from their website, showing the UI of the application.
From time to time, I try to script a job in MSX. Very often, it fails.
When it does, I use this query to take a look at the orphans, and then I use the "delete" section to remove the orphan rows from MSX, which allows me to script the job.
This is based on code I found online, but I have lost the source.
select j.[name], *--count(*)
--delete from js
FROM msdb.dbo.sysjobservers js
INNER JOIN msdb.dbo.sysjobs j ON j.job_id = js.job_id
LEFT JOIN msdb.dbo.systargetservers ts ON ts.server_id = js.server_id
WHERE ts.server_id IS NULL
We have USERS who create things that get KILLED using COMMANDS that are EXECUTED. Within the office, we speak of MASTERS and SLAVES, and of the dark magic that is BINDINGS. In our transportation, we are rich with DRIVERS and CONTAINERS.