I AM USING DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTION WITH 2 sql server 2000
on
win2k and is working fine.
but the same transaction not working in win2003.

We are using Microsoft's JDBC driver for Java database access to SQL Server
2000 databases and have stumbled across a problem.  When running a somewhat
intense process (inserting fairly large batches of information in a
transaction), we get the following exception from the JDBC ...

Is there any way to identify which records in a SQL database were 'read'
and by whom?  Thanks.

sometimes, if I connect DNS name for localhost running sql2000, (go to the
router and back) at a simple "SELECT * FROM table" statament I get a long
delay (application hangs for 10-20 second), and drops the connection.
When I change the datasource to "netbios" name, the same ...

I am installing a network managing tool in a test environment that relies on
sql database. when opening the pull down list I can see all sql and msde
server from my colleagues but mine.
When introducing it manually with all credentials and domain info and hit

Hello all,
There is  a group GROUPA1 that contains another group GROUPB1.   The
GROUPA1 is a db_owner of DB1 database. UserB user belongs to GROUPB1.
GROUPA1 and GROUPB1 use window authentication.