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  #774618 4-Mar-2013 22:14
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Wasn't a typo as I used the same when I logged back in. If it's isolated to just me no big deal just thought I would mention it in case. Passwords all updated so all is well.



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  #774620 4-Mar-2013 22:24
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freitasm: The DB backup runs daily, with hourly transaction file backups in between. 



Damn. Restore backup from this morning to another separate (temporary) database and copy across password hashes to live again?

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  #774621 4-Mar-2013 22:26
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Yes, could do that now but people who already have set their passwords would have to do it again...




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  #774622 4-Mar-2013 22:27
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Hmmm, it is a little confusing.... 



You can't put your username in the box next to the password reset text....






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  #774628 4-Mar-2013 22:33
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Same issue with reset password box not recognising my username. Worked via the registered email address.




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  #774629 4-Mar-2013 22:34
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I just entered "billgates" and clicked SEND. It worked. You should receive another reset email now (from my action).

How come it works for me?




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  #774637 4-Mar-2013 22:39
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freitasm: How come it works for me?


You know how it's supposed to work, not how users will use it. billgates will be entering his username in the email box.




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  #774639 4-Mar-2013 22:41
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I see what you mean now by it's working after looking at tommgeeknz screenshot. It is indeed very confusing.




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  #774641 4-Mar-2013 22:46
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I have changed the wording around those boxes. How's that now?




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  #774642 4-Mar-2013 22:48
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Ok, 70,000 emails flowing out now... If you had reset your password then please ignore it.




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  #774660 4-Mar-2013 23:09
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RedJungle:
freitasm: The DB backup runs daily, with hourly transaction file backups in between. 


Damn. Restore backup from this morning to another separate (temporary) database and copy across password hashes to live again?


freitasm: Yes, could do that now but people who already have set their passwords would have to do it again...


Surly you can do this at say 4am, and just not reset those passwords for users which have now changed theirs in the last day?

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  #774662 4-Mar-2013 23:13
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I'm sure that MF doesn't want to be messing around with backups at 4 am :)

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  #774666 4-Mar-2013 23:22
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Update without a WHERE clause?  Been there done that.

<cough>
BEGIN TRAN

blah

ROLLBACK/COMMIT
<cough />

Do you run Enterprise Edition of SQL Server?  You can take a snapshot of the database before changes and recover from that if all goes brown and smelly.

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  #774668 4-Mar-2013 23:32
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Yes, I could have done a SQL snapshot. I usually do snapshots of entire VM when doing something major. Being this a simple update in one record where I clicked EXEC before entering the condition...

Argh.




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#774684 4-Mar-2013 23:51
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freitasm: Yes, the bar at the bottom is handy for these things.

Don't you mean the bar down the road - for days like this?






 

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