The other day, I had the need to attach to a Microsoft SQL Server database that a customer had sent on CD. Not a backup mind you, just the raw files. Took me a little while to figure out this puzzler, so I figured I'd post it here in case you had run into the same thing.
I don't know if it's simply because I'm getting older, but I am so glad that Christmas has finally come and gone. Especially the gone part. It seems like each year, Christmas becomes more and more work. Blech. Give me Thanksgiving any time - sure, there is some work to get the food ready, and there might be some decorations that are appropriate for the time of year.
But it's nothing like Christmas, with the presents, and the wrapping, and the tree, and the lights. Whew. I'm bushed. One thing that I am especially glad that has gone is The Christmas Carol. I don't mean the people who walk around and sing (do people actually do that any more)? I mean the Charles Dickens story.
I was redesigning the plugin pages to get the documentation into a useful format, and found that I needed an anchor tag so that the reader could jump to a particular place in the document.
I've updated MT-ModCheck to include an additional method of processing. If you are currently using MT-ModCheck, like the way it works, and don't want or need to change that method, then you do not need this upgrade. The only thing that is new is another option for getting at the same function.
In MT-ModCheck v1.1, you can access data through the traditional Plugin Mode, or you can use the new Standalone Mode.
