Icon in System Tray Flashing Red

MSSQL 7.0
All updates and service packs
NT 4 All updates and Service packs
I noticed something today that I never noticed before. In
the system tray, it shows MSSQL server with the green
arrow which indicates that it is running, but every 7
seconds or so, I get a red flash just below the green
arrow. More like a dot that flashes red at regular
intervals. I have never noticed this before and was
wondering if theis is normal. Everything seems to up and
running well.
Thanks
JohnThe red flashing dot is actually a sign that things are up and running. When
the dot flashes SQL Server Service Manager polls the Server to make sure it
is still up. You can change the polling interval inwhen you right click the
icon and choose Options.
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Jacco Schalkwijk
SQL Server MVP
"John" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> MSSQL 7.0
> All updates and service packs
> NT 4 All updates and Service packs
> I noticed something today that I never noticed before. In
> the system tray, it shows MSSQL server with the green
> arrow which indicates that it is running, but every 7
> seconds or so, I get a red flash just below the green
> arrow. More like a dot that flashes red at regular
> intervals. I have never noticed this before and was
> wondering if theis is normal. Everything seems to up and
> running well.
> Thanks
> John|||Thank you! I new it was something like that, I had just
never noticed it before :-)
>--Original Message--
>The red flashing dot is actually a sign that things are
up and running. When
>the dot flashes SQL Server Service Manager polls the
Server to make sure it
>is still up. You can change the polling interval inwhen
you right click the
>icon and choose Options.
>--
>Jacco Schalkwijk
>SQL Server MVP
>
>"John" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:530501c3e4ea$6a3da190$a501280a@.phx.gbl...
>> MSSQL 7.0
>> All updates and service packs
>> NT 4 All updates and Service packs
>> I noticed something today that I never noticed before.
In
>> the system tray, it shows MSSQL server with the green
>> arrow which indicates that it is running, but every 7
>> seconds or so, I get a red flash just below the green
>> arrow. More like a dot that flashes red at regular
>> intervals. I have never noticed this before and was
>> wondering if theis is normal. Everything seems to up and
>> running well.
>> Thanks
>> John
>
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>

Icon in System Tray Flashing Red

MSSQL 7.0
All updates and service packs
NT 4 All updates and Service packs
I noticed something today that I never noticed before. In
the system tray, it shows MSSQL server with the green
arrow which indicates that it is running, but every 7
seconds or so, I get a red flash just below the green
arrow. More like a dot that flashes red at regular
intervals. I have never noticed this before and was
wondering if theis is normal. Everything seems to up and
running well.
Thanks
JohnThe red flashing dot is actually a sign that things are up and running. When
the dot flashes SQL Server Service Manager polls the Server to make sure it
is still up. You can change the polling interval inwhen you right click the
icon and choose Options.
Jacco Schalkwijk
SQL Server MVP
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> MSSQL 7.0
> All updates and service packs
> NT 4 All updates and Service packs
> I noticed something today that I never noticed before. In
> the system tray, it shows MSSQL server with the green
> arrow which indicates that it is running, but every 7
> seconds or so, I get a red flash just below the green
> arrow. More like a dot that flashes red at regular
> intervals. I have never noticed this before and was
> wondering if theis is normal. Everything seems to up and
> running well.
> Thanks
> John

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I need to restrict [database].MDF file's using on other MSSQL server. HELP!

Hi.
I have a database named SUTDNet on a server on my computer. I created
a few users for this database and i restricted any one's interests for
this database. However, i can't hide my database's datas when anyone
copies SUTDNet.mdf database file from my computer and attaches this
file on other server on other computer. The thief of data file can
enter my computer. When it goes, all user rights for the database on
my server are ineffective on other server.
How do I keep my datas from a theft like copying my data files.
Really appreciate any help and advice offered. Thank you.
Regards
Orgil.Orgil
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> Hi.
> I have a database named SUTDNet on a server on my computer. I created
> a few users for this database and i restricted any one's interests for
> this database. However, i can't hide my database's datas when anyone
> copies SUTDNet.mdf database file from my computer and attaches this
> file on other server on other computer. The thief of data file can
> enter my computer. When it goes, all user rights for the database on
> my server are ineffective on other server.
> How do I keep my datas from a theft like copying my data files.
> Really appreciate any help and advice offered. Thank you.
> Regards
> Orgil.
>