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15-Aug-20 6:53

Running on new SQL Servers

"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."

honey the codewitch15-Aug-20 6:55

honey the codewitch

15-Aug-20 6:55

that was faster than i expected

Real programmers use butterflies

Amarnath S15-Aug-20 7:13

Amarnath S

15-Aug-20 7:13

Looks to be as simple as replacing a punctured tire*.

* With all the tools being available on hand.

Sandeep Mewara15-Aug-20 8:44

Sandeep Mewara

15-Aug-20 8:44

v2019 ?

if so... super! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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Beginner’s Guide to understand Kafka
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Matthew Dennis15-Aug-20 9:06

15-Aug-20 9:06

Yes, finally. With new shiny hardware, SSDs and network improvements. SOOOOO Fast Smile | :)

"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."

Luc Pattyn15-Aug-20 10:02

Luc Pattyn

15-Aug-20 10:02

Huh? Promoting SO now?

Confused | :confused:

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Sandeep Mewara15-Aug-20 10:03

Sandeep Mewara

15-Aug-20 10:03

Thats great! Seems you are doing Jig | [Dance]

For your read/comments:
Beginner’s Guide to understand Kafka
Beginners Quick Start to Learn React.js

CodeProject maintenance today 11AM EDT

Gary R. Wheeler16-Aug-20 2:15

Gary R. Wheeler

16-Aug-20 2:15

I noticed the new car smell. Nice! Big Grin | :-D

Software Zen: delete this;

Matthew Dennis15-Aug-20 3:02

15-Aug-20 3:02

We will be upgrading our SQL Server this morning. The site will be read only for a few hours.

"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."

Sander Rossel15-Aug-20 3:36

Sander Rossel

15-Aug-20 3:36

I hope you're not this person[^] Poke tongue | ;-P

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OriginalGriff15-Aug-20 4:49

15-Aug-20 4:49

Be honest: this is a Covid lockdown on the site, because the number of R programmers here has exceeded 1 isn't it?

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Matthew Dennis15-Aug-20 5:01

15-Aug-20 5:01

Actually, your local fire department said your keyboard was getting dangerously hot and asked us to help prevent a major fire

"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."

Marc Clifton15-Aug-20 10:32

Marc Clifton

15-Aug-20 10:32

Matthew Dennis wrote:
The site will be read only for a few hours.

Ah, peace and quiet. Wink | ;)

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RickZeeland15-Aug-20 2:06

RickZeeland

15-Aug-20 2:06

Mainly of interest to Canadians, a picture I saw in a comic book about "The battle of the river Scheldt" $Shucks | :-\$
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Re: Cinderella army

OriginalGriff15-Aug-20 2:09

Problem with Task Manager in startup apps

15-Aug-20 2:09

Do I want to know what the bagpipes turn back into at midnight? Unsure | :~

Re: Cinderella army

RickZeeland15-Aug-20 2:11

RickZeeland

15-Aug-20 2:11

Absolutely not!
Laugh | :laugh:

Wendelius14-Aug-20 21:47

Wendelius

14-Aug-20 21:47

I have Task Manager starting whenever I log into Windows. It used work just fine but now after some recent update it's not starting anymore.

Few thing I've checked so far
- The shortcut is properly placed in startup folder (shell:startup)
- The shortcut works when double clicked
- Task manager is correctly shown (and enabled) in Settings / Startup Apps
- Also Task Manager is shown as a startup application in Task Manager itself on the Start-up tab

I've tried both Run as administrator on and off. Also when started manually, no UAC warning is generated so that shouldn't interfere.

I've tried adding other programs like Notepad to the startup folder the exact same way and they work just fine so the problem is only with Task Manager.

Anyone else running into the same problem?

OriginalGriff14-Aug-20 22:37

14-Aug-20 22:37

I just run it when I need it: CTRL+SHIFT+ESC.

Task manager auto elevates, and that may be a problem with later versions as you can't run elevated apps from the startup folder for security reasons - it may be possible to get it to work via Task scheduler set to run at logon?

User 1106097915-Aug-20 1:26

User 11060979

15-Aug-20 1:26

Quote:
t may be possible to get it to work via Task scheduler set to run at logon

It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
Chemists have exactly one rule: there are only exceptions

modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.

Wendelius15-Aug-20 8:36

Wendelius

15-Aug-20 8:36

Thanks for the suggestion, finally got it working! It needed a bit tinkering, for example I needed to tick the "Run with highest privileges" and target for Windows 10. But now works like a charm.

Thanks again!

OriginalGriff15-Aug-20 9:13