I normally create VMWare images using my laptop for testing and then deploy on servers for production. My laptop only has an Intel Centrino CPU but the target servers have multiple CPUs. My problem lies where VMWare supports multiple CPUs. This means that configuring my VMWare image on my laptop would not take advantage of […]
>SQL Server 2005 has given us the ability to allow more granular permissions, one of which is the EXECUTE AS clause. This would give the user the ability to impersonate a more privileged user should there be a need to do so. But before a user can do impersonation, it must be given the permission […]
I have missed a couple of weeks of not posting anything to my non-technical blog because of my intense preparation for TechEd Asia 2008. As a regular conference and event speaker, these are the major events that I sort of anticipate throughout the year. But this year was different. I ended up focusing more on […]
This was supposed to go on the other blog I maintain but I reckon this is something that everyone would appreciate even though it isn’t a technical post. After coming back to Singapore from a week of TechEd Asia 2008 mania, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking over what the most important lesson I’ve […]
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