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Am I right in assuming this beast (the folder) can't be permanently deleted if I have disabled this feature for all users in Office 365? It will only cause confusion if it still appears in the users outlook (we use both webmail and Outlook)

Blue and grey

Could be they guessed the password, a few good questions and a weak password.

Is this the begining of the Shoe Event Horizon???? BTW I now go for good quality walking shoes, look like trainers but last for ages

Cropredy for me (again) http://www.fairportconvention.com/ Real Ale, Real Food, Real Music and well organised

Remove Laptops, email head of Maths and cc other SLT on day it happened. Covers most bases IMO with a paper trail.

These things? If yes PM me

What concerns if you are tied in to their cubes and then they put the price up drastically!

Just want to see what my peers have experienced or thought about. As ever the sales people are very pushey and make massive claims. Always spouting off about the educational establishments that use it but they all seem to be FE/HE based, no schools.

Anyone using this? Seems to good to be true? Must be a catch - such as stuck with the hardware. Thoughts

Bike (pedal power) you may be eligeble under the cycle to work scheme.

Because times and mindsets have changed and things like this go onto the net via social media?

Did anyone else mis read the title?

And the point of posting this is?

Many thanks for the tips, in the end it was TCP and a port added to the connect.ini

Can't try any of these out yet as it works on the test network but not live, will give it a go 'live' tonight with these suggestions.

The SIMS client works fine on the server on the test rig or live on the Domain. Its just the workstations that get the error. If I re install SIMS on the workstation and create the connect.ini via the setup (that should be correct?) they still get the error. No firewall. SQL service is working because it works on the test network. Got to be something looking at me in the face

Hi, build new 2012R2 server with SQL2012, Successfully migrated database. Tested install on its own standalone network, Server and a couple of PC. No problem the PC’s accessing SIMS on the server. Closed down old server and added new server to the domain. Think I have replicated the permissions for the SIMS share. Change login script to point at new server and changed local connect.ini (as a redirect to s:) with the connect.ini on the server beineg servername\instance + database name PC tries to connect and gets sims connection failed for reason 0 OK I can see the wood for the trees 

Today I had Broccoli soup followed by Greek Spanakopita, Oregano Potatoes and mixec feta and olive salad!!!!

In a Grammar School!!!

Started out in a Grammar, moved to state (OMG culture shock), now back in a specialist private school. TBH i've loved them all and call me a fool but miss some of the more interesting pupil behaviour! Beleive!!!!

Sorted, I killed the server, re built and this time it decided it was happy with the logins/passwords.

Hi, sorry if this has been resolved elsewhere but I need a quick answer. Replacing SIMS server, same instance and SQL version. I do the following: run this follwoing command on the SQL server sqlcmd -S%SERVERNAME%\%SQLINSTANCE% -Usa -P%SAPASSWORD% -Q"exec SIMS.sims.db_p_transfer_login" replacing the variables between (and including) the percentage signs with the ones appropreate for your school. then run the DBdetatched utility and copy the sims.mdf and sims.ldf to the new server. Run dbattatch utility but when I run sims I get invalid user/password What have I failed to do? Bet its real simple (i hope)

Got a mini solar panel from Lidl so that I can charge my phone while camping. Weathers been so shocking I can't get it charged above 25%

Staff and kids already been off for 2 weeks and their not back till September 8th. Plodding on with stuff but got 7 days booked in August