Starting with ILINX Capture v6, the Release configurations are stored within the ILINX database. In ILINX Capture v5x, the ILINX Release configurations were stored in XML files on a disk. ILINX Capture called ILINX Release using a SendAndReceivedReply IXM. The change to store the settings within the ILINX database is very useful for a number of […]
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I recently worked with a customer who was receiving the error below on a Client/Server installation with a standalone SQL instance (not built-in): [3566] KdoLib: Network I/O error: A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name […]
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Ok, the title may be a bit of a stretch. But who, at times, hasn’t been frustrated working in the newer Windows Operating Systems, (Windows 7 and 8) due to how some of the file permissions are restricted, such as gaining access to “Program Files”. It’s pretty common to see users and administrators dialing back […]
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I have been working with Windows Server 2008 R2 64bit and Windows 7 64bit a lot lately. In doing so, I have noticed a problem when installing a specific product that requires a COM server. When I launch the MMC to access the Component Services snap-in, I find the COM object for this software doesn’t exist. I have […]
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In my experience I have noticed that many different companies do not manage their database correctly, or even at all. I have included a link to the Microsoft TechNet article describing strategies for managing your SQL database. There are lots of helpful hints pertaining to log management, backup and restore procedures, rebuilding faulty system databases, […]
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