Situation:

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I created a “batch” file for transfering data from Mainframe to PC and run a VBSCript to do something.

Today when I did this, it showed this up and I use “unLock” tool to check, there was none a process occupying this program

  • Keep your version of SQL Server and Operation System on the same bits (32-bits or 64-bits)
  • open SQL Server Configuration Manager
  • Right click your instance of SQL server –> Propertites
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Recently we upgraded/replaced the new terminal for our company

A lady who’ve been working for our company for several yrs

 

Install IBM iSeries Navigator, make sure “iSeries Access for Windows .NET provider” option is checked

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This is not a record for my IT life, but it's a part of my life.

Situation:
One of my departments told me that they want to add one more printer which been shared on the LAN.
OS: I need to go their desk and install it each one by one? Yes, I can do that..  But do I have other way to achieve this goal?
Situation:

Why just don't use AD management Tool or PowerShell to query rather than using MSSQL!!!

This's definitely a tough problem to figure it out. but I am an IT guy, when you are experiencing issues and need to engage it without serious irritative reaction

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