You should also use the new Emerald 2.5 security options to create operator
groups that physically cannot delete MBRs. If there's interest in it, I can
post a primer here on the list for how to use the Emerald security.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Miller <emiller@del.net>
To: emerald@iea-software.com <emerald@iea-software.com>
Date: Tuesday, February 09, 1999 8:00 AM
Subject: Re: [Emerald] DOH!
:Dale,
: This same thing has happened to us. You may want to change the locatin
:of the delete button.
: At least is the cause of our problem when it happened to us.
:Just a suggestion.
:
:Ed
:
:
:>Does anyone know how to copy an MBR from one SQL server to another? I
:>accidentally deleted an MBR that I shouldn't have and didn't realize it
:>until it was too late to re-transfer the backup db onto the primary. I
:>want to copy ONE MBR from the backup server to the primary. Is there a
way
:>to do this? I know it sounds much simpler than it is.. But any help
would
:>be great. Thanks!
:>
:>Brandon Bryant
:>Midlink Internet
:>
:>
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