Can’t save your table changes in SQL2008 Management Studio

In SQL Server 2008, when you do some changes on a table and save it you’ll get a warning message like below

Saving changes is not permitted. The changes you have made require the following tables to be dropped and re-created. You have either made changes to a table that can’t be re-created or enabled the option Prevent saving changes that require the table to be re-created.

What the… that didn’t happen to me in SQL Server 2005 nor previous versions of SQL Server. So there is definitely a behaviour change in the new management studio. Luckily this behaviour can be disabled, which I found it in Brian Knight’s blog here. You just need to go to Tools -> Options then go to the Designer Page and uncheck "Prevent saving changes that require table re-creation".

Are you a PC??

I really like Microsoft’s new I’m a PC ad concept. While its a counter measure to Apple I’m a Mac ad, I’m a PC is more approachable than the former. Now they have a website to upload your own ‘I’m a PC’ quote as well! Now I can wait to get my hand on one of those I’m a PC T-shirts.

 

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By the way, while the new Macbook Pro does come with a couple of innovations, doesn’t it in a way looks like a Sony Vaio? And Steve’s mentioned about they not interested in touchscreen? Between the lines, it means, "we are working on something super secretive about touchscreen which I won’t leak out at the moment"

Microsoft won 9 Computerworld Readers Choice Awards

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For the first time, Microsoft have won 9 awards in the Computerworld Readers Choice awards . Since these awards were voted by customers, it’s a clear indication of the strength of Microsoft product offerings as well user acceptance and acknowledgement! Given below are the details of the award and the categories that Microsoft have won under:

  • System Management Software (Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager)
  • Application Server (Windows Server)
  • IT Asset Management System (Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager)
  • Identity Management (Active Directory)
  • Patch Management (Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager)
  • Content Filtering (ISA Server)
  • Collaboration Platform (Exchange Server)
  • Enterprise Content Management (SharePoint Server)
  • Service Oriented Architecture (.NET Platform)

http://www.computerworld.com.my/rca/winners-list

New DevTalk monthly presentation

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Are you looking to increase your knowledge and understanding of Visual Studio Team System(VSTS) 2008? Microsoft invites you to attend devTalks, a series of monthly technical presentation and demos.

Visual Studio Team System 2008 as an integrated Application Life-cycle Management (ALM) solution comprising tools, processes, and guidance. In this series of technical seminar, you will learn how VSTS It enables members of your team to:

· Collaborate and communicate more effectively with other team members and business stakeholders

· Ensure software quality using advanced quality tools at every step of the application life cycle

· Gain visibility into project activity and priorities to make informed decisions based on real-time data

Below here is the agenda for the upcoming devTalks event on 14 November 2008, Friday.

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For more information about the upcoming devTalks events, please visit http://www.microsoft.com/malaysia/events/devseminar.

Copy/ Cut & Paste not working in Vista (sometimes in Windows XP too)

If you have such problem, then it is because the chipboard (the place where your cut/ copy content is stored) is opened by another process causing it not accessable from Windows. To fix it you need to shudown the application/ process.

To find out which process is opening the clipboard you can download the following application called GetOpenClipboardWindow.


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