Here’s a message from one of our customers, and I thought it was a great idea: “I have discovered the problem. The database was full. Can I suggest that in … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: Automatic database quota warning emails
Here is a very unique error that customers might encounter when restoring their database: “The database principal owns a schema in the database, and cannot be dropped.” And so far, … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: Database Ownership
Some of our customers have already been working with Microsoft Office 365, but there hasn’t been an official guide on how to set it up to work at DiscountASP.NET until … Continue reading Configuring Microsoft Office 365
Sometimes our users make the mistake of restoring the wrong version of SQL Server to their database add-on. It’s really an honest mistake to overlook, especially if you’re a developer … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: Incorrect SQL Version
When people want to start incorporating e-commerce activities in their site, they must be PCI compliant to do so. There are many different companies/organizations out there that can help you … Continue reading PCI scan fail? Custom Error handling may be the culprit
I already provided some reasons why you see this error in the Control Panel in a previous blog post: so I won’t bore you with the details again. Instead, I … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: Database Size
Earlier this week, jQuery 2.0 was released. I’ll save you the rehash, you can look to their site for information regarding the updates. The interesting thing I wanted to mention … Continue reading jQuery 2.0 Released – Drops Support for IE 6/7/8
In this series of articles I hope to cover some of the common problems our customers face when backing up and restoring a database, centralize the information scattered throughout our … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: One Data and Log File