Sad news.
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jml
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 3:47 AM, Kurt at VR-FX wrote:
> My Goodness - this is HORRIBLE News! It Truly Saddens me. I know How Very
> Active Sytze was here on the forum. He will be Missed VERY Much! Thank you
> Jonnie for letting us know. Its even sadder for me since I lost a c
Shocking news. He'll be missed around here. RIP.
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Thanks everyone for your input.
Just as I thought it was just one of those things and re-generating the form
from scratch resulted in the whole thing working.
I hate it when this happens but tracing why is secondary to getting the form
working so I have saved all the non-working system for lat
He will be missed by many her and it really does make one think about enjoying
every day as it comes, no matter what or how you feel. My skirmish with near
death a couple of years ago (double pulmonary embolism) taught me that lesson
in that respect.
Certainly makes one aware of your own mortal
Very sorry to hear the news. Please pass on my condolences to the family.
John
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> On 8 Jan 2017, at 23:39, Sytze de Boer wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone
>
> This is Sytze's son, I am writing because he passed away on Friday (sudden
> heart attack
Sorry to hear that. Never met but often heard.
Al
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Very sad news, praying for your family. May he rest in peace
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My condolences to you and your family, Jonnie.
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Boer
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Subject: Re: Has anyone implemented List & Label?
Hi Everyone
This i
Dear Jonnie,
Our sincere condolences to you and your family.
Ajit Abraham
On 09-Jan-17 2:39 AM, Sytze de Boer wrote:
Hi Everyone
This is Sytze's son, I am writing because he passed away on Friday (sudden
heart attack while mowing the lawns, very quick, the way he wanted) and I
know he was
I am so sorry to hear this, and so sad for your loss. My condolences to
you and your family.
Hi Everyone
This is Sytze's son, I am writing because he passed away on Friday (sudden
heart attack while mowing the lawns, very quick, the way he wanted) and I
know he was an avid reader on this foru
I was able to download the file at the time and confirm there was no
malware embedded.
I just got a response from the vendor/MSFT temp following up on my
support request that they've reviewed the contents and there was never
malware included; they seem to have made some changes to the download
pro
On Jan 8, 2017, at 5:39 PM, Sytze de Boer wrote:
> This is Sytze's son, I am writing because he passed away on Friday (sudden
> heart attack while mowing the lawns, very quick, the way he wanted) and I
> know he was an avid reader on this forum and often commented to me about
> his gleanings he r
At 07:54 2017-01-06, Dave Crozier wrote:
[snip]
I think that this error is one of those that you can't recreate and
rebuilding the form from scratch will make the problem go away I
have spent far too long today on this so recreation it is after
all if God could do the world in 6 days
I am very sorry ...
R.I.P.
g.b.
At 02:05 9.1.2017, you wrote:
Very sad news, praying for your family. May he rest in peace
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At 15:39 2017-01-08, Jonnie de Boer wrote:
Hi Everyone
This is Sytze's son, I am writing because he passed away on Friday (sudden
heart attack while mowing the lawns, very quick, the way he wanted) and I
know he was an avid reader on this forum and often commented to me about
his gleanings he r
And for those who would like to put a face to his name - I just came across his
Contact webpage for his business:
http://www.kissms.co.nz/contact-information.htm
I really will miss his very cordial replies and commentaries on this forum!
Regards,
Kurt Wendt
Senior Systems Analyst
Tel.
On 9 January 2017 at 18:22, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
> At 15:39 2017-01-08, Jonnie de Boer wrote:
>>
>> Hi Everyone
>>
>> This is Sytze's son, I am writing because he passed away on Friday (sudden
>> heart attack while mowing the lawns, very quick, the way he wanted) and I
>> know he was an avid rea
Dear Jonnie,
Sytze was always such a gentleman in his comments, and never afraid to ask a
question...and contributed much to many discussions.
Many prayers and condolences for you and your family,
Brant||
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It's always sad when one of our virtual friends passes on. Sytze was a good
contributor as he shared info and
posed interesting questions, then participated with developing solutions.
We'll miss him.
Bill
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http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/ransomware-now-billion-dollar-year-crime-growing-n704646
Are VFP files more susceptible than say data in a RDBMS like SQL Server
or MySQL?
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Maybe.
If you have the SQL files on the same machine, or on a Windows share
accessible from that machine (explicitly NOT a best practice for data
server files), then any files found could be encrypted by ransomware.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 4:55 PM,
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> http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/r
On 2017-01-09 17:08, Ted Roche wrote:
Maybe.
If you have the SQL files on the same machine, or on a Windows share
accessible from that machine (explicitly NOT a best practice for data
server files), then any files found could be encrypted by ransomware.
Best setup for SQL Server would be not
mbsoftwaresoluti...@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote on 2017-01-09:
>
http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/ransomware-now-billion-dollar-year-crim
e-growing-n704646
>
> Are VFP files more susceptible than say data in a RDBMS like SQL Server
> or MySQL?
>
Mike,
If the RDBMS opens and locks the
They're definitely subject to ransomware crap like cryptlocker and locky
because they live in and are under control of the file system. OTOH I'm sure
some clever a** is working on a way to use SQL APIs to encrypt that data,
too.
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To the best of my knowledge, the physical files that make up an MS SQL DB are
locked by the database engine. Having said that, if the bad guys decide it's
worth the effort they will figure out a way to get to them. Most ransomware
that I've had some experience with go for low hanging fruit; all
Absolutely since something like SQL Server typically has the data files open
all the time (even when the apps that use
the data are shut down). However, SQL Server Express apps that have the data
locally or in a peer-to-peer setup (which
is not all that uncommon for a vertical market application)
Sql Server raw data is safe because the API had an active lock on all the
files. Even the .bin files that make up the service.
SQL Express should do the same thing.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 4:36 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
> To the best of my knowledge, the physical files that make up an MS SQL DB
>
RIP +1
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