From the people who brought you "Catastrophic Error"
Now comes another great error dialog:
"The Operation completed successfully" error dialog.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
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1 comment:
I'd love to see a screenshot. I've decided I'm going to start collecting unusual screenshots and post them somewhere.
But right now, I'm trying to solve the "Catastrophic error" and "Incorrect Syntax near ')'" when I'm just using the Data Source Configuration Wizard and I don't have any direct access to any of the SQL it might be running.
Have you run into that one before?
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