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My staff will knock me over the head with a gian Google stick if I mess up SharePoint.
That's also the funny thing about support. If they can do it from a Run command, e.g. services.msc or from a command prompt, they will. Of course, there is the double: cmd from the Run command, even if the command prompt icon is sitting on the start menu.
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Force of habit. I do the same thing ha. I partition disks using diskpart instead of the drive manager. Just old school I guess ha.
Sometimes I make it exciting without using the mouse at all. Ha.
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Thanks everyone, I am passing a copy of the comments to my cousin. Personally, I rather just use the SQL that comes with AC uses. It gives me the heebie-jeebies not knowing if it will work or not. And if AC does not support it? How do I fix it if something goes wrong? I am completely ignorant on SQL despite trying to educate myself on the subject.
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