Yukon uses the next CLR and it is v1.2 in the Betas. Cheers Mike Epprecht, MVP (SQL Server) Johannesburg, South Africa

It is in Beta. Expect it some time in Spring. Microsoft can't make a mistake on this one so it has to be a perfect as software can be. Cheers Mike Epprecht, MVP (SQL Server) Johannesburg, South Africa

Maybe Bush might start to invade countries that allow spamming. Better reason than non-existsnt Weapons of Mass Destruction. :laugh: Cheers Mike Epprecht, MVP (SQL Server) Johannesburg, South Africa

Welcome to the 3rd World! Cheers Mike Epprecht, MVP (SQL Server) Johannesburg, South Africa

Strippers. A company pervert (sorry you have Johan so you got that already). Seriously, an environment that is not too hot in summer and not too cool in winter. Cheers Mike Epprecht, MVP (SQL Server) Johannesburg, South Africa

What is public knowledge is that .NET can be used to created Extended Stored Procedures, not T-SQL replacement stored procedures. MS Research is working on an inline .NET language T-SQL replacement, but no MS BU has taken up the project, yet. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

fume wrote: ... Is SQL Server ideal for client-server application using a peer-to-peer connection? What's the difference if there's a hub that would connect 2 computers rather than having a peer-to-peer connection? The network makes no difference. SQL just uses the stack that the OS supplies. It does not care if you are connected via Satellite, 10mbit or cross-over. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Burl D wrote: America will assimilate everyone, it's just a matter of time With Japanese Honda made generators? Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

And the software to control the people, developed in India? But what are you then going to do with the Canadians? The are a problem too! Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Do beer cans and bottles count too? Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Maybe the US should guard every power transmission pole and installation. If a few lines going down can cause such havoc, imagine what 10 determined operatives could do. Forget the airports, protect the power lines! Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Stefan Belopotocan wrote: Do I need 3 licences for them? Each developer requires one licence. Unless you are a MS Partner, then the story changes. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Will the CIA really leave one of their own be hung out to dry like that? USA, you trained them, now live with them. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

peterchen wrote: How does an app work on two monitors? The whole banana: i.e. Windows is faking the two monitors to be one large desktop. Is there something (not) to do in my app? On your current monitor, the Co-ordinates of top left is 0, 0. The extend the desktop just creates a region of negative x, y co-ordinates. You normal screen gets addressed in the old fashion, and the other one in negative. The video card and driver actually do the work. You don't need to do anything for your app to work. Just check that when you save your window locations, make sure that you support negative values. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

http://www.geocities.com/acefox2/ Thay are all real. Have seen MPEG's of some of them, especially the supersonic cones. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

dabs wrote: - a software on the users computers (a screensaver a la SetiAtHome or a process with low priority in the background) would connect to the server and get a list of such spam sites. It would then initiate a denial-of-service attack to these sites. The problem is that hey relay though other servers. If you DOS the relay servers and the whole net will shut down. The ORDB (http://www.ordb.org/) shows how bad it really is. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

jrahma wrote: Any one knows what database hotmail.com service is using? If it's not SQL 2000, M$ would be busy with the conversion. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Marc Clifton wrote: 'You've been married for only 2 months and I've seen you this week with four different women!!!'" (all of which, were, of course, his wife) Yup, he can stick with that story, but we still won't believe him. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Fazlul Kabir wrote: Sounds like someone is *enjoying* the game.. Process of elimination......;) Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa

Excellent news. Sniper at home, Saddam in the Middle East, NK in the far east. Will definitely sort out the US population growth. Now if Castro were only to start with his sh*t again. A perfect world. Cheers Mike Johannesburg, South Africa