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The Woodmark Hotel in Kirkland is the perfect place for Lake Washington watersports and recreational activities. For a Pacific Northwest summer vacation spot, our location is just minutes away from downtown Kirkland, Bellevue and Seattle. Seattle meetings for group outings and family vacations can take advantage of Lake Washington boat rentals, Seattle kayaking and paddleboard rentals, in addition to several recreational activities this summer.
With Memorial Day weekend approaching, plan a Kirkland family outing and visit Carillon Point for a true lakeside experience. For Memorial Day hotel deals, the Woodmark is offering savings on Memorial weekend trips. Our waterfront hotel near Seattle will be offering kayak rentals, beach cruiser bikes, and Lake Washington boat tours onboard the Woodmark II.
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Take full advantage of everything Lake Washington has to offer. Woodmark Waterfront Adventures will provide exciting water recreation for everyone! Enjoy scooter rentals to explore Kirkland, Lake Washington boat rentals, Jet Ski rentals, and watersport equipment rentals. What's your speed? Whip along the water with waterski or wakeboard rentals on Lake Washington, or take the slow, scenic route by renting a paddleboard in Kirkland. Stay tuned for pricing and more information.
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Experience a tour of Lake Washington aboard The Woodmark II, our 28 foot classic Chris-Craft Sedan Express. With a capacity of six passengers, she is one of only 46 of her type built between 1956 and 1959 and every bit a classic from the retro design to mahogany decks. Learn more about our Lake Washington boat tour.
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Explore Lake Washington in our single or double-seated kayaks. Paddle to the Yarrow Bay Wetlands, a 66-acre urban wildlife preserve just south of Carillon Point or journey five miles north to the Juanita Bay Wetlands. In addition to Lake Washington kayak rentals, Woodmark guests can enjoy complimentary Beach cruiser bikes. Our cruisers are equipped with a basket and are perfect for a trip to Kirkland, or just to see the sights along Lake Washington Boulevard.
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A walk within the Carillon Point pathways is scenic any time of year. The gardens showcase delicate blossoms, summer roses and vibrant perennials, highlighting several art sculptures. Located just a few blocks from the Woodmark, Houghton Beach Park is the perfect place to swim, sunbathe, picnic, or play a game of beach volleyball. The 75-foot dock is excellent for those wanting to go fishing in Kirkland. For a family outing near Seattle, the park also features a shallow swimming area and a playground for kids.
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Guests who want a fun, interactive workout can head to FLYFITNESS. Located directly across the hotel in Carillon Point plaza, this hip, fun studio has up to eight classes a day that include spinning and boot camp style classes. Learn more about special rates for Woodmark Hotel guests.
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Our waterfront hotel near Seattle is conveniently close to where you want to be, but far from the everyday. Enjoy Kirkland summer activities and explore Lake Washington from a new perspective!


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Program offered at the Somerset Campus. Some classes offerd at the Laurel campus. Please contact the program coordinator for more information.
The Industrial Maintenance Technology program at Somerset Community College offers students a comprehensive, action-based technical education program. This program was designed to give the student the knowledge and skills needed to safely and efficiently perform the maintenance tasks that are necessary to maintain the machinery and associated equipment that are common to local industry.
An understanding of the requirements and opportunities in maintenance, good safety practices, pride in workmanship, and an understanding of the principles and accepted practices of the maintenance trade are covered in this program. Students are trained to hold positions in factories, automated manufacturing facilities, energy production plants, stamping facilities, hospitals, etc., where multi-skilled maintenance personnel are needed. Included are courses in industrial electricity, motor controls, programmable logic controllers, welding, general maintenance, fluid power, metal fabrication, and machine tool. Progression in the Industrial Maintenance Technology program is contingent upon achievement of a grade of "C" or better in each technical course and maintenance of a 2.0 cumulative grade point average or better (on a 4.0 scale).
The program offers a 67 credit-hour Associate in Applied Science degree as well as a diploma and 8 certificate options.
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The electives allow students and employers to customize a program to meet their specific needs. The electives may be taken in a broad array of classes including, but not limited to, maintenance machining, presswork and die maintenance, programmable logic controllers, and electrohydraulics.
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The Industrial Maintenance Technology program at Somerset Community College was designed to prepare entry level multi-skilled industrial technicians wishing to pursue a career in the field of industrial manufacturing equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair. Successful graduates in the program should be able to maintain and prepare production equipment in the areas of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
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Somerset Community College now offers two credentials in the areas of Presswork and Die Maintenance. With these certificates, graduates are prepared for entry level employment as a Presswork and Die Maintenance technician in a stamping facility. Currently, SCC is the only college in Kentucky offering these credentials.
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Shots Against Leafs Goalies In 2010-11
JP Nikota
August 15 2011 11:25AM
Leafs fans don't need advanced statistics to figure out which of their three goalies was the most effective in the past season, but these statistics do provide context to what we witnessed in the games. Similarly, the graphs I've created that show the location of each shot taken at 5-on-5 and on the road against Reimer, Giguere, and Gustavsson are only colorful context for what we already know to be true. Without further ado, let's take a look at what our goalies faced this past season.
To be perfectly blunt, I'm not sure how much we can draw from these graphs to further assess our goaltenders, since we're dealing with jumps in sample sizes here. Under the game conditions already specified above, Jean-Sebastien Giguere faced 218 shots last season, while Jonas Gustavsson faced 287, and James Reimer a surprising 507. I say "surprising" because although Reimer only played four more games than Giguere this season, it turns out that he saw more action on the road, thus complicating the comparison. Also of note is that Gustavsson played ten fewer games than Giguere, but still wound up with more time on the road. I'm going to do my best to read these charts, but let's all take this with a big grain of salt, alright?
Proportionally, and of course we're just eyeballing it here, it seems that Gustavsson faced a greater concentration of close-range shots than Giguere did, which suggests that our defense wasn't clearing traffic away from in front of the net like they should have been. There are also greater concentrations of shots taken from the point than in Giguere's graph, which, I believe, suggest that more shots were taken during periods of sustained pressure. If shots are taken off the rush, they tend to come from further into the zone, rather than the point, when a defenseman has set up to hold the puck in the zone. All that said, shots generated from sustained pressure may not necessarily be better, as forwards may simply get great shots away off the rush.
Reimer's shot chart is interesting because aside from the front of the net, there aren't any noticeable concentrations of shots. Chances are scattered more or less evenly throughout the zone, and seem to suggest that the Leafs weren't hemmed in their own end as often, and were forcing shooters to fire from more difficult angles and more distant points. Even the high slot is relatively bare, and we know from Gabe Desjardins' graph that this is a high-chance area.
August 15 2011, 12:55PM
Very interesting. Whats the source for your info/each graphic?
August 15 2011, 12:59PM
I wonder if Monster's rebound control issues led to a higher concentration of shots from in tight? Fascinating stuff.
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My name is Ashley Smith from your Tuesday/Thursday Intro to Psychology course. I am having a difficult time understanding the guidelines for our final paper. It is unclear to me if the paper should be double spaced, and which format is appropriate. If you could please steer me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate it. Please let me know if you would prefer to meet with me in person to discuss the final paper and we can set up a time to meet.
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The ABT Multi-Rig System is the only umbrella rig on the market with interchangeable wires and a swimming head design. It's uniquely engineered and patent-pending removable wire harness allows you more versatility than any other! With a little imagination, you can create multitudes of life-like "Bait-Ball" configurations to fit any fishing condition or state/country regulation. Each Multi-Rig Starter Kit comes with everything you need to create your "Ultimate Umbrella Rig," including a standard ABT 5 Wire Multi-Rig, 5 perfectly matched ABT Multi-Minnow Swimbaits and 5 "Tiered" ABT Multi-Jig Heads. Also included is a bonus Multi-Minnow Swimming Head Tail that can be easily attached to the back of the Multi-Rig Head to create the most realistic rig ever! Additional interchangeable accessories such as Buzz Blade, Spinner Blade, "Teaser," Fixed Jig Hook and Titanium Wires Arms are also available making the highly adaptable ABT Multi-Rig System the most valued Alabama Rig on the market today!
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Celtics play European exhibitions
The Celtics took on EA7 Emporio Armani on Oct. 7 in Italy for their second European exhibition of the season and used stifling used stifling defense to cruise to a 105-75 win. Here Emporio Armani's Richard Hendrix, center, got the ball against Boston Celtics' Paul Pierce, left, and Kevin Garnett (5). Look through for more scenes from the games in Italy and Turkey. Next
The Celtics lost their preseason opener 97-91 to Fenerbahce Ulker in Turkey, but turned things around in Italy. EA7 Emporio Armani's Ioannis Bourousis, right, drove against the Celtics' Jason Collins. Next
Boston Celtics' Kevin Garnett gestured during the exhibition game. Garnett needed only to play 12 minutes, 23 seconds as the Celtics outclassed their second European opponent. Next
Rajon Rondo scored 17 points on 7-for-7 shooting in the first quarter. Here Rondo, left, was challenged by EA7 Emporio Armani's Richard Hendricks. Next
The Celtics' Jared Sullinger dunked the ball during the exhibition game against EA7 Emporio Armani. Next
Boston's Jared Sullinger, left, and EA7 Emporio Armani's Ioannis Bourousis fought for the ball. Next
Boston Celtics' Courtnel Lee (11) went for a basket against Fenerbahce Ulker's Bojan Bogdanovic during an exhibition basketball game in Istanbul, Turkey, on Oct. 5. The Celtics lost the game, 97-91. Next
Boston Celtics' Paul Pierce, right, and Fenerbahce Ulker's Omer Onan posed after the exhibition game in Istanbul. Next
Boston Celtics' Kevin Garnett (left) and Jared Sullinger (right) look on during their friendly basketball match against Fenerbahce Ulker on the occasion of the NBA Europe Live Tour. Next
The Boston Celtics' Jared Sullinger, right, and Fenerbahce Ulker's Kaya Peker fought for the ball. Next
The Celtics' Jason Terry (4) went for a basket against Fenerbahce Ulker's Bojan Bogdanovic (44). Next
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Dropping off my shiny Snover along with this Double MT pass to teach him EM Leech Seed and MT Ice Punch!
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Stats nerds from around North America (and even some from beyond) gathered in Boston over the weekend for the seventh annual Sloan Sports Analytics Conference. The conference brings together sharp analysts, whiz kids and executives, who know the ins-and-outs about how teams operate in the real world and how analytics can be used to provide better information going forward.
This was my third year attending the conference and, as always, it provided fascinating insights.
(Last year's conference recap and the 2011 conference recap)
Since there are multiple panel discussions going on at all times, that means making choices. I have been known to choose a panel based on panelists moreso than the stated topic (not for nothing but, sometimes, the discussions can veer pretty wide from the title topic).
There were a couple of themes that stood out to me at the Sloan Conference this year.
FEELING LUCKYThe first is the role of luck in sports. Fans don't want to believe that the results of sporting events are luck-dependent but, statistically-speaking, they are. Some more than others, but fortune, either good or bad, has a role. That's hard to accept when there is a tendency to make sports results a measuring stick about someone's character, but there are times that a game's results are really about getting the bounces, either good or bad.
In a presentation titled Why You Don't Understand Luck (by Michael Maboussin), there were several strong points.
The first of which is the presence of outcome bias. People, in general, constantly judge on outcomes, especially in sports when "Scoreboard!" is the way to silence any argument, when they should focus on process. If a team is performing the right way, they are ultimately more likely to have their desired results. Maybe not in one game -- anyone can win on any given day -- but over the long haul.
Maboussin's conclusion was that the majority of people love stories, yet struggle with statistics. That leads to overweighing recent results, relying too much on perception and making risk-averse choices, even when the statistics suggest that the odds favour a bolder approach. The Patriots' infamous 4th-and-2 play against Indianapolis in a Sunday night game in 2009 was cited as an example of the right process that was loudly criticized because of the play's result
As skill improves, throughout a sport, Maboussin asserted, there is more luck required to reach exceptional levels. Using Ted Williams hitting .406 in '41 as an example, Williams was four standard deviations ahead of the league average when he hit .406. Four standard deviations above league average last season would have resulted in hitting .380 and the reason for that is there is a broader base of talent throughout the league. Consider the calibre of players in the NHL in the 1980s, when Wayne Gretzky was racking up 200-point seasons, compared to the league-wide talent base in the current game, with players in much better shape and playing at a faster pace.
There was also a panel on True Performance and Randomness, which included Nate Silver, who is a bit of a stats community rockstar after his forecasts for the 2012 U.S. Election. The premise of the panel was, essentially, that real skill is something that is repeatable. Winning at roulette, for example, is a very luck-driven exercise. It doesn't mean you can't win, especially in the short-term but, over time, the odds will catch up to you. On the other hand, a skill like shooting a basketball is something that can be repeated. If you let Steve Nash shoot free-throws, he's going to make somewhere around 90% of them because he's established that is his skill level for that exercise.
REVENGE OF THE NERDSAnother panel, entitled Revenge of the Nerds, was moderated by Michael Lewis (author of "Moneyball") and included Silver, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, Houston Rockets GM Darryl Morey and San Francisco 49ers COO Paraag Marathe. They discussed analytics in MLB, NBA and NFL (like most panels at this conference, the NHL wasn't represented).
Cuban has an interesting view because he's so involved as an owner. He talked, at times, about how organizational culture can lead to acceptance of advanced stats, but it certainly helps when, in the Dallas Mavericks' case, it's the team owner that is on board with using analytics to gain an edge. Cuban said that they were using advanced stats to evaluate NBA players when he took over the Mavericks in 2000. Getting organizational buy-in remains one of the bigger challenges for those providing analytics. It's one thing for teams to pay someone to provide analysis and information, it's another to take that information and use it in an actionable way that can lead to better results.
When it comes to organizational buy-in, Cuban noted that coaches think they can get the best out of any player, no matter their rap sheet or track record. That's who they are as coaches. General managers must take a wider view but, Cuban asserted that, "The number one job for an NBA GM is not to win championships, but to keep their job." It doesn't much matter, then, what the analytics say if those in decision-making positions aren't inclined to use the information, whether it's for self-preservation or some other external factor, rather than winning a championship.
Another recurring theme of the conference is the ongoing challenge that those involved in analytics have when trying to get their message across to those in the game -- general managers, coaches and players.
Basketball coach Stan Van Gundy, who was a star on several panels, with strong, thoughtful opinions that could be tied to real-life experiences, said that he was fine getting reports filled with pages of data and so on, but that he needed to have it boiled down to a message that could be presented to his players. The players don't need to know that an opponent shoots 12% worse when he dribbles at least twice before shooting (for example), but knowing that they should prevent a catch-and-shoot situation can help with a team's defensive strategy.
As much as the NBA has accepted analytics as part of their operations, and 29 teams were represented at the Sloan Conference (the Lakers were the only team not there), it's still a growth industry. Morey believes that, "The NBA is nowhere compared to where we are going to be," predicting that offences will be totally different in 10 years.
One reason to anticipate further NBA statistical advances is the use of SportVu, which is a recent advancement in data tracking technology, with cameras installed in 15 NBA buildings and those cameras track every on-court movement for all players, providing a staggering level of detail about what is happening on the floor. It's one thing to know that a player is shooting 43% from beyond the arc, but what about his shooting percentage on catch-and-shoot threes when a defender is within two feet with a hand up?
Dare to dream that the NHL might be inclined to have similar tracking data, but that could be well down the road.
PUT YOUR MONEY DOWNOne of the most entertaining panels of the weekend was the Predictive Sports Betting Analytics Panel, moderated by Jeff Ma and included Chad Millman, the Editor in Chief for ESPN the Magazine, Haralabos Voulgaris, a professional NBA bettor and Matthew Holt, the Director of Race and Sports Data for Cantor Gaming.
Voulgaris (aka @haralabob) took delight in tweaking Holt, the Cantor representative. There were several entertaining back-and-forth exchanges between Voulgaris and Holt, as Voulgaris kept challenging Cantor to take the big bets that they claim they are willing to take. At least year's conference, Holt expressed that Cantor wasn't afraid of any bettor and would accept $1-million individual wagers, but Voulgaris said he was currently limited to $5,000/game; a sizeable bet, he acknowledged, but a far cry from Cantor's claims.
The challenge with any of the analytics panels at this conference is that no one wants to give away too much information. When Ma pressed Voulgaris on some of the basketball models he had been using in the past, Voulgaris responded, "Maybe people are still using those models," then, after a beat, "Why are you trying to take food off my plate?"
While there were surely numbers geeks in attendance who loved the idea of making it rich in sports betting like Voulgaris, it's not an easy existence. Even though he's regarded as a very successful bettor, it's hard work. "I'm pretty sure I've spent more on analytics than some (NBA) teams," said Voulgaris. At the same time, for all the analysis he's using, it doesn't seem to be disputed that Voulgaris has struggled betting the NBA over the last couple seasons -- that's a pretty long time to weather the storm while models play catch-up.
I did like the point that Voulgaris made that NBA teams should be measuring their own models against point spreads because it provides an objective measure for whether the model is providing accurate forecasts or not. Basically, if it's profitable, it's probably a pretty decent model.
WINNING FRIENDS AND INFLUENCING PEOPLEThere was one panel called Beyond Crunching Numbers: How to Have Influence had a message that was brought up in several different panels and that was in regards to the challenges faced by those in the analytics community getting their ideas accepted, even by the teams for which they work.
Cade Massey, the panel moderator, noted, "One of the certainties about analytics is that we realize how uncertain things are." That can make it difficult to sell an idea because, after crunching the numbers, it's easier to know about probabilities and likelihoods, not 100% guarantees and it's much easier to sell someone when you are 100% in favour of the decision.
On another panel, Van Gundy made good points about establishing trust with coaches, because if they can see the benefits, they're going to be more willing to work through the numbers.
To that end, Browns President Alec Scheiner noted (I don't recall whether with the Browns or in his previous job with the Dallas Cowboys) that he noticed one of the stats guys showing up for work every day in a team t-shirt or sweatshirt and he finally asked him about it, thinking it wasn't necessarily the most appropriate form of attire, but it was a conscious decision by the analyst to dress more like coaches, the people he was hoping would be able to apply data into on-field improvement. Scheiner summed up his point, saying, "You have to spend a lot more time thinking about how to get a message across than the actual message."
As Kirk Goldsberry noted, the need is for "better people, not at doing stats, but at communicating stats" to decision-makers.
It was mentioned more than a few times how important it was for analysts to understand the culture of the team and that, if analysts show some recognition of issues facing coaches and executives that could help them gain greater acceptance.
One place that analysts may want to avoid going with their analysis is anywhere near former Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke, who didn't miss an opportunity to slam the stats community, even though the panel he was on -- Break-Ups in Sports -- was pretty far removed from the advanced analytics discussion.
Burke repeated lines that he used on last year's Hockey Panel, including, "Statistics are like a lamp-post to a drunk. Useful for support, but not illumination." Or, "Moneyball never won a championship."
Take issue with them if you like, and many did, but it's convincing someone like Burke, or his replacement, that presents a challenge to those in the objective analysis community.
My Twitter feed was full of people jumping on Burke's stance on Moneyball, but there also seems to be some misinterpretation of Moneyball as a stats-only approach, rather than a way to find under-valued assets. It just so happened that under-valued statistics, most notably on-base percentage, were what the Oakland A's used to gain their edge. The approach, however, doesn't only require stats. If fat players were being undervalued, the new market-inefficiency relative to their overall production (no matter the sport), it would be a "Moneyball" approach to sign fat players to contracts that provided value.
San Antonio Spurs GM RC Buford offered similar sentiments, during the Basketball Analytics panel, saying, "I don't think analytics is limited to number-crunching." It really isn't. That's just the starting point, for those willing to start.
Statheads, the ones that actually want to make a difference in sports, don't want to apply data without any other information -- the whole point is that using data to increase knowledge leads to more complete information and a better decision-making process.
As a writer, I use numbers to tell stories and, whether we want to believe it or not, they do. If I give you the most basic height and weight info. on a player, who is 5-foot-7 and 155 pounds, you have an image of that player in your mind. When I tell you that the player is 6-foot-4, 245 pounds, then you have a different picture of that player. Maybe the pictures aren't entirely accurate, but that is the beginning of a story. With more details, those stories can become more vivid.
If, for example, you consider the Ryan O'Reilly story I wrote a few weeks back, there is plenty of standard data (goals, assists etc.), but I linked to his player card at www.behindthenet.ca because, for those that are interested in and understand advanced stats, you can click on that link and the data presented tells you a more complete story about O'Reilly's ability to drive puck possession. It's not necessarily the whole story, but you're getting the story in HD if you know how to nagivate through the information.
A few other notes from the conference:Former Jaguars head coach (and current Broncos defensive co-ordinator) Jack Del Rio revealed that RB Maurice Jones-Drew brought up fantasy points at the end of a close game when Del Rio had asked him to kneel close to the end zone.
Former Colts GM Bill Polian said that Indianapolis used stats benchmarks to find players to fit their system. For example, after analyzing the track record of previous middle linebackers in the system, Polian determined that the Colts needed their middle linebacker to run at least a 4.76 40-yard dash to play the "Tampa Two" defensive scheme.
Another Brian Burke beauty: "The worst thing that ever happened to sports was talk radio, and the internet is talk radio on steroids with lower IQs."
Paraag Marathe on the future of NFL stats: "There is still a lot uncharted territory like mental aptitude and injury prevention."
* Much to my chagrin, there was no Hockey Analytics panel at the conference this year, but there were a few presentations and some good discussions among stats-minded hockey individuals that were there. I'll have another blog later this week to cover hockey topics.
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I had previously written two articles about an intriguing observation of triggers online.
SQL SERVER – Interesting Observation of Logon Trigger On All Servers
SQL SERVER – Interesting Observation of Logon Trigger On All Servers – Solution
If you are wondering what made me write yet another article on logon trigger then let me tell you the story behind it. One of my readers encountered a situation where he dropped the database created in the above two articles and he was unable to logon to the system after that.
Let us recreate the scenario first and attempt to solve the problem.
/* Create Audit Database */
CREATE DATABASE AuditDb
USE AuditDb
/* Create Audit Table */
CREATE TABLE ServerLogonHistory
(SystemUser VARCHAR(512),
DBUser VARCHAR(512),
LogonTime DATETIME)
/* Create Logon Trigger */
CREATE TRIGGER Tr_ServerLogon
INSERT INTO AuditDb.dbo.ServerLogonHistory
/* Dropping Database AuditDB */
/* Please note login to Server again will
Produce Errors */
USE master
DROP DATABASE AuditDB
After the database is dropped and we try to login again the following error will be displayed.
Logon failed for login 'SQL\Pinal' due to trigger execution.
Changed database context to 'master'.
Changed language setting to us_english. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 17892)
This error could have been evaded if the Trigger was dropped prior to dropping database.
USE master
DROP TRIGGER Tr_ServerLogon ON ALL SERVER
Now, it will not be possible to logon to the database using SQL Server Management Studio. The only way to fix this problem is using DAC. Read more details about DAC Using a Dedicated Administrator Connection to Kill Currently Running Query. Now let us take a look at the example in our case where I am using windows authentication to logon to the system.
Connect SQL Server using sqlcmd and -A option, which will establish DAC. Running the following command on command prompt will allow you to login once again in the database. I am specifying argument -d master which will directly enable me to logon to master database when DAC is connected.
C:\Users\Pinal>sqlcmd -S LocalHost -d master -A
1> DROP TRIGGER Tr_ServerLogon ON ALL SERVER
I hope my explanation on logon triggers, DAC, and sqlcmd is clear to everyone. Let me have your thoughts about my present article.
Reference : Pinal Dave (http://blog.SQLAuthority.com)
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Good article, however this fix will not work for me. I am receiving the error on a cluster instance. Remote DAC is disabled and I can't connect to the instance locally as the cluster node doesn't see any of the instances as local.
Any advice / work-around would be most appreciated.
Thanks a lot! great help.
Firing these types of triggers or procedures should also be instructed to run the fix.
Thanks again.
Hi Pinal,
Thank you for such a nice article. While reading this I am puzzling with one question. Is it possible to track INVALID LOGINs to Sql Server. I mean if there is a Login attempt to Sql Server with incorrect login details, then a that should be recorded into one database table?
Please suggest.
Thanks Again
Thanks Pinal , It solved my issue.
Holy Crap… that was a life saver!!!! One of those where I thought I was in for it! Thanks….
hi Dave i m getting the same error but i dnt no the trigger name where i can drop the trigger please let me where i can find this trigger as i m enable to find out the trigger name
You may have to select from sys.server_triggers table. I mean the statements you should use at sqlcmd are the followings:
SELECT * FROM sys.server_triggers
You can use the statement below to make sure what you will drop
SELECT object_definition()
where the objectID is the object_id you got from the select and whose code you want to see.
hm, my 'objectID' text was deleted, maybe because I used < > instead of & lt; & gt; …so the correct phrase is:
SELECT object_definition( < objectID > )
I am getting the same error but it did not work for me. But below steps resolve my problem.
1.Connect SQL Server using sqlcmd go to run type cmd. You can get the command prompt. Now type below command:
sqlcmd -S LocalHost -d master –A
2.Now search for trigger :
SELECT * FROM sys.server_triggers
Found the trigger i found the trigger "tddl_limitconnections"
3. Than i drop the trigger.
drop trigger tddl_limitconnections on all server
Now i am able to login using SQL Server Management Studio.
It resolves my problem may be this resolves yours too. If the triggers are not same please find trigger first than replace with tddl_limitconnections trigger it may resolve your issue.
SQL Server
DAC is not connecting to remote server databse
Error: Login timeout expired
make sure that dac is enabled …
error occured while establishing connection
i have to kill trigger becuase of this my work is stopped please help me.
Thanks for your explanation
Mega Thanks! Along with Terry I thought I was really in for it when this error occurred and when I read further about the script that I ran… well it was a little too late! You most definately saved my bacon and made my day. Thanks, thanks and again thanks.
Thanks for your explanation
C:\Documents and Settings\dove165>sqlcmd -s ghdb78 -e -A -q "Disable trigger tr
igLogon_CheckForSysAdmin ON ALL SERVER"
Disable trigger trigLogon_CheckForSysAdmin ON ALL SERVER
worked like magic for me too
You have excellent information. I was bombed with a similar error: Logon failed for (user) due to trigger execution.
Changed database context to 'master'.
Changed language setting to us_english. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 17892) for over 30 hrs.
Tried SQLCMD, and DAC none would work for me. However, today decided to search your forum and thank God, the solution was right there.
It's a miracle!
Hi pinal,
My database contains 2200 stored procedure,the developers didnt include SET NOCOUNT ON to all the stored procedures…
Is there any options to activate SET NOCOUNT ON to whole database or server?
if it is there please tell me how to do this or otherwise i have to do manually………….
hi, as u mentioned above how to use sqlcmd on real mode …….
Question: Would using login triggers cause performance issue in applications.
I am trying to implement login trigger that would restrict the SQL account used by application to login from particular host only.
This would avoid other instance of same application to accidentally connect to production instance.
Could you please let me know what are the pros and cons.
Hi Pinal,
That is a very good information you gave in this article. :)
Wonderful article i messed my servers and was really clueless what to do next but ur article and mainly DAC inplementation saved my life thanks a lot
I´ve got the same problem after firing the trigger "ON ALL SERVER" today. Your solution was excellent. It´s really fix it. Thanks a lot.
Hi Pinal
Thanks for this, I am getting the same error on my sql server logs,
Date 3/26/2012 2:39:39 PM
Log SQL Server (Current – 3/25/2012 1:28:00 AM)
Source Logon
Logon failed for login 'Mydatabase' due to trigger execution.
I have checked and done with the steps you have given above, but there is no server trigger present on master database.
Can you please help me finding the issue here.
Rohit Malik
Hi Pinal, This post as a lifesaver.. I ran into the same problem on a production database and almost thot I had to stay the night to get the database back up!
I have 1 qn tho.. The circumstance through which I arrived at this same error was a bit different from what you described. I got this problem just after creating a logon trigger which does similar to what your logon trigger in this post does. No database was deleted. I encountered the error right after creating the trigger and attempting to logon to the database to test the audit. Any ideas why this is the case?
Hi Pinal,
I have an even worse accident. I get the message:
"C: \ Documents and Settings \ George> sqlcmd-S surf \ SQLEXPRESS-d master-A
HResult 0xFFFFFFFF, Level 16, State 1
SQL Server Network Interfaces: An error occurred while Obtaining the dedicated and
dministrator connection (DAC) port. Make Sure That SQL Browser is running, or ch
eck the error log for the port number [xFFFFFFFF].
Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.0: A network-related or in
stance-specific error has occurred while Establishing a connection to SQL Server
. Server is not found or not accessible. Check if instance name is correct and i
f SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. For more information see
SQL Server Books Online ..
Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.0: Login timeout expired. "
I can not connect in any way with the server.
It also finds you the solution!
I know this reply is about 2 years too late, but it may help someone else. By default, DAC is disabled with the express version. SQL server needs to be restarted with startup flag 7806. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189595.aspx
Thanks David you have saved my life or my job I don't know jajajajaj, this is the only site with the correct answer to this problem.
Very Very Thanks Sir…………..
Hi Pinal,
Great article, unfortunaately, i also have a similar issue to Jan, above. if you or anyone else can provide any assistance it would be greatly appreciated. This is the only site I have found that has been in any way useful.
Many thanks for a great resource.
Error message as below:
E:\SQLDATA\MSSQL10_50.SQLSERVER01\MSSQL\Binn>SQLCMD -s SRV-sql-01 -d master -A
HResult 0x274D, Level 16, State 1
SQL Server Network Interfaces: Could not establish dedicated administrator connection (DAC) on default port. Make sure that DAC is enabled [10061].
Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.0 : A network-related or instance-specific error has occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. Server is not found or not accessible. Check if instance name is correct and if SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. For more information see SQL Server Books Online..
Sqlcmd: Error: Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.0 : Login timeout expired.
Should have added to the above, I have also tried the command with LocalHost server name. If I can't resolve this issue, I guess I'm going to have to uninstall SQL and start from scratch which is along way round restoring the master database, re-attaching my databases as and when re-installed?
Thanks again for any and all responses. it's greatly appreciated.
Hi Pinal,
many thanks for your great articles. One question: Why you don't handle the worst case in the trigger itself by design:
IF OBJECT_ID('AuditDb.dbo.ServerLogonHistory', 'U') IS NOT NULL
INSERT INTO AuditDb.dbo.ServerLogonHistory
With this check works the login, even if the table is not available. But is this a performance issue?
Hi Pinal,
Having fallen into this trap, I would like to ask why a better solution has not been provided? We require such a trigger as SQL Server 2008 Standard Edition doesn't have the new Audit feature enabled.
Many Thanks
i tried this login trigger in sqlexpress. now i can't get over from it using command line.
is there any solution for sql express.
I tried >sqlcmd -S localhost\sqlexpress -d master -A
the error i got in command line is
HResult 0xFFFFFFFF: An error occurred while obtaining the DAC port.
And login timeout expired
Thanks, It worked but i have noticed that after removing the trigger and the table, the database response has become slower than before. any ideas ?
Thank goodness for your instructions on how to drop triggers via "DAC." I almost had a heart attack.
Dave….your a life saver.. gods truth….I accidentally dropped the table the logon trigger was writing to…so it left me totally locked out as it kept on failing on the write…mad panic set in…trawled the web…you got it on the button…thx
You really ROCKS! I was facing the issue, just got a link from your blog and get confidence that the issue has been fixed.
This article saved my behind today. Because of an error in the script, the table was not created ,but the trigger was. As expected all applications lost connection to db.
I had tried via DAC and command prompt, but it says "Login failed for user Administrator"
What should i do now??
Please help asap.
Bundle of Thanks…
Rashad – Thanks for the comment.
Dave, as always this is useful info. However I did not have DAC enabled, and as I read the responses, neither did some other users. What I had to do was put the sql service in single user mode (-m) and restart the service, then use sqlcmd to disable the trigger. Hope this helps.
At certain cases, like mine you will never be able to enable DAC. In that case please follow the steps below:
1. Stop the SQL service.
2. Switch to single user mode " c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.SQLEXPRESS\MSSQL\Binn\sqlservr.exe -m -s SQLExpress -c -f "
3. In new command prompt Login to the sql server " sqlcmd -S (local)\SQLExpress -d master -E -X "
4 . Execute the following:
1> drop trigger triggername on all server;
2> go
1> exit
5. Precc Ctrl-C on SQL Server console, and answer Y (close it).
6. Start SQL Server service.
Note: One thing missing this is now to list the active trigger. If any one know how to do that, please add it here and this will be complete.
An oldie but goodie. Thank you for this information as it came in very handy. And also to others that added more good information.
Thanks MAN !!!!
Thank you very much for your posts.
My pleasure. I am glad that you are liking it Ibrahim!
I have been getting multiple rows for single login is there any solution to get only one row for one login
Hi Pinal,
I am in unusual situation now!
I was doing DB restore test on my test server from production . When I restore one of our production database I got this problem "SQL SERVER – Fix : Error : 17892 Logon failed for login due to trigger execution. Changed database context to 'master"
After running your query on command prompt, I got below error.
Cannot drop the trigger 'Tr_ServerLogon', because it does not exist or you do not have permission.
I have SA permissions
How to fix this prob , Please suggest
Kind Regards
Thanks a lot
Thanks Sanjay.I really struggled a lot to resolve this problem.Your solution eased my work
Thank you ..
Thank you Sanjay & Pinal for such a nice article. I am getting the same error and resolved with the help of this article.
I have the same error … but is ocasional and only with a single user … ?¡?¡?
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Juaquin Mir Trinxet (1873 – 1940) was a Catalan Spanish artist. Living through a turbulent time in the history of his native Barcelona, he was known by the color of his paintings. They helped to define the Catalan art movement known as modernisme.
Mir Trinxet was born in Barcelona in 6 January 1873. His family was from a well-off Catalan family. His pather was representative of foreign firms, some of them from Nuremberg Mir studied at the Llotja before joining the Colla del Safrà group with Canals, Nonell, and Pichot. Thanks to an agreement with , he was abble to work as a painter and in 1899 Mir went to Mallorca with Santiago Rusiñol, where he met the mystic Belgian painter William Degouve de Nuncques, whose work would influence his own.. Working in isolated circumstances in Mallorca, Mir painted odd landscapes in which forms and chromatic colors merged. In his first exhibition in Barcelona in 1901, the critical reviews were positive but the public found his paintings difficult to comprehend. He started in Mallorca a solitary artistic process, full of colors whithout forms, which finished when he suffered an accident in 1905.
In 1913 he returned to more realistic positions, receiving recognision for his work. From this period, his paintings tended to become more mystic, more abstract, and highly colored evocations of nature rather than topographical scenes.
Among the artists he met in this period of his life, and who influenced him, were Laureà Barrau, Santiago Rusiñol, Eugène Carrière, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, and Ignacio Zuloaga.
He was one of the rare Spanish painters of the period who did not continue his artistic education in Paris. But he visited regularly Casas and Rusiñol, which lived together at the Moulin de la Galette in Montmartre, along with painter and art critic Miquel Utrillo and the sketch artist Ramon Canudas. Rusiñol chronicled these times in as series of articles "Desde el Molino" ("From the Mill") for La Vanguardia.
He had not the same influence from the French impressionists as Casas. The style that would become known as modernisme had not yet fully come together, but the key people were beginning to know one another, and successful Catalan artists were increasingly coming to identify themselves with Barcelona as much as with Paris.
Meanwhile, the bohemian circle that included Casas and Rusiñol began with greater frequency to organize exhibitions of their own in Barcelona and Sitges. With this increasing activity in Catalonia, he settled more in or around Barcelona.
Mir Trinxet contributed several murals to Casa Trinxet after his trip to Majorca with Santiago Rusiñol, where he met the mystic Belgian painter William Degouve de Nuncques in 1899, and before his move to Reus. He started his work in the house in 1903
"All I want is for my works to lighten the heart and flood the eyes and the soul with light." This was how Mir Trinxet summed up his private art manifesto in 1928.
Colour and light meant everything to Mir, and he used them to build a personal idiom in which he created a surprisingly modern oeuvre, beyond the art movements like Impressionism or Symbolism with which critics have often sought to associate him. Although his artistic development varied between realism and abstraction, two features crop up throughout his entire output: the urge to establish a new vision of nature and an unremitting search for beauty marked by genuine creative tension.
Mir Trinxet painted landscapes in Tarragona and Majorca (perhaps his best known works, and certainly the ones that contributed most to create the myth of the artist that merged with nature and lost himself in a delirium of light and colour). In his late works created in Vilanova i la Geltrú, Mir Trinxet intensified the realist side of his work. He also produced works during his campaigns in places like Andorra, Montserrat, Miravet and Gualba.
Special consideration has the major works for the Casa Trinxet in Barcelona, in which Mir Trinxet captured his total conception of the landscape.
Casa Trinxet was a building designed by the Catalan architect of the Catalan Modernism Josep Puig i Cadafalch and built during the years 1902–1904, in the Eixample district of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Casa Trinxet was "one of the jewels of Barcelona Modernisme" and one of the buildings of Barcelona's Illa de la Discòrdia ("Block of Discord"), because of the competing attitude among Domènech i Montaner, Puig i Cadafalch and Antoni Gaudí.
The building was commissioned by Avelino Trinxet Casas, Mir Trinxet's Uncle, which belonged to the textile industrial family Trinxet, from Barcelona. Avelino Trinxet was also the owner of the Trinxet fabric, build in 1907 by Joan Alsina i Arús en Can Trinxet, in Hospitalet, near Barcelona, in a modernist fashion.
Mir Trinxet's style is curious in this house, paint impressionistically scattered, oppose to his other work that is decidedly less fragmented. It is a blur of colored vision, a haze of dots that travel across the eye. In the house, Mir Trinxet use a technique that gives the painting a mysticism, an almost magical luminosity, as flowers glow as orange and yellow lamps on a bed of lush green. Here we have all the warmth and freshness of a garden, intensity provided in colored blooms, and dew that clings to leaves and grass seeped into a crisp pale green. It is a painting that transports its viewer, absorbs them into an atmosphere, fitting for a mural, which has the power to change the room it commands.
These mural paintings were the most artistic period of Mir Trinxet.
He showed his interest for the decorativisme in his work for Casa Trinxet.
The vidres were made in picture-style appearance, like the commissioned by Trinxet to the Rigalt, Granell y Cía. firm in 1910-1912, following instructions from Joaquín Mir Trinxet.
The Casa Trinxet was demolished in 1968 despite attempts by artists and intellectuals to save it for conversion into a museum of Modernism, in the period of Porcioles council, for the builders Nuñez i Navarro.
Lastly movements were late to save Casa Trinxet
It is true that the range of colours in his palette coincided with the one the Impressionists used; he also coincided with them in excluding the colour black, using a host of combinations to paint shadow. But Mir used these technical resources to create a world of his own, a new landscape. Rather than assimilate and reproduce the theories predominating at the time, his work developed more out of an inner need brought into being by his idiosyncratic way of looking at nature and light.
Essentially, Mir was a landscape artist who took the landscape into a new, as yet unknown dimension. To do so, he played with and revamped a broad range of complementary colours. This is the key to the power of colour in Mir's painting and the tool that enabled him to structure his works on colour rather than form, imbuing his landscapes with genuine soul. His style was followed by Salvador Masana.
There is a great audiovisual work, which, under the title Mir's moving eye, presents his activities as an amateur film director for the first time. Now in the artist's son's collection, the films were shot between 1930 and 1936, as his life drew to a close. With this tool, viewers will also have a chance to see what life was like in the Mir family and compare real scenes with the results in his works.
In January 2011, the Fondation de l'Hermitage in Lausanne organized a major exhibition devoted to Spanish art at the dawn of the 20th century. Focusing on painters of "The Generation of 1898" who emerged from the severe upheavals endured by Spain throughout the 19th century, the exhibition highlights how these artists evolved. Oscillating between respect for Hispanic traditions and modernity, their works were part of the contemporary surge to broaden horizons that arose among the Spanish avant-garde. The Fondation de l'Hermitage selected several works of Juaquin Mir Trinxet.
According to the Fondation: "The painters who pushed and cajoled Spain into the modern era in art are hardly familiar names outside Spain: Bereute, Santiago Rusiñol, Casas, Anglada, Pinazo, Juaquin Mir Trinxet, Regoyos, and many others, are all but forgotten figures outside of Spain who nevertheless decidedly contributed to the character of Spanish painting at the dawn of the 20th century".
The emerging modernista art world gained a center with the opening of Els Quatre Gats, a bar modeled on Le Chat Noir in Paris. Casas largely financed this bar on the ground floor of Casa Martí, a building by Architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, the designer of Casa Trinxet, in Montsió Street near the center of Barcelona; it opened in June 1897 and lasted for six years (and was later reconstructed in 1978). The bar hosted tertulias and revolving art exhibits, including one of the first one-man shows by Pablo Picasso.
Like Le Chat Noir, Els Quatre Gats attempted its own literary and artistic magazine. That was short-lived, but was soon followed by Pèl & Ploma, which would slightly outlast the bar itself, and Forma (1904–1908). Pèl & Ploma sponsored several prominent art exhibitions.
It is not clear if Mir Trinxet was a frequent or infrequent habitué of El Quatre Gats, where he met many of the modernist painters.
Mir Trinxet, sometimes, like Casas, adopted the art nouveau style that would come to define modernisme.
List of some works of Joaquim Mir Trinxet:
Colección Santander
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Joaquín Mir Trinxet (en catalan, Joaquim Mir i Trinxet) est un peintre espagnol né à Barcelone le 6 janvier 1873 et mort dans vette même ville le 27 avril 1940. Il étudie à l'école des beaux arts de Barcelone ainsi qu'à l'atelier du peintre Lluis Granet. Il forme en 1893 la Colla del Safrà avec d'autres artistes : Isidro Nonell, Ricard Canals, Ramo...
Joaquim Mir i Trinxet (* 6. Januar 1873 in Barcelona † 27. April 1940 ebenda) war ein katalanischer Maler, er wird als einer der wichtigsten Vertreter des Post-Modernisme in Katalonien und Spanien angesehen. Mir studierte an der Escola de Belles Arts de Barcelona Llotja, brach das Studium jedoch ab. Er war Teil der Künstlergruppe Colla del Safrà (...
Joaquín Mir Trinxet (en catalán, Joaquim Mir i Trinxet) (Barcelona, 6 de enero de 1873 - Barcelona, 27 de abril de 1940) fue un pintor español. Estudió en la escuela de Bellas Artes de Barcelona, así como en el taller del pintor Lluís Graner. Formó en 1893 la Colla del Safrà con otros artistas, como Isidro Nonell, Ricard Canals, Ramon Pichot, Juli ...
Joaquim Mir i Trinxet ou Joaquin Mir (Barcelona, 6 de janeiro de 1873 - Barcelona, 27 de abril de 1940) foi um pintor catalão. Estudou na escola de Belas Artes de Barcelona, e na oficina do pintor Lluís Graner. Formou em 1893 a Colla del Safrà com outros artistas, como Isidro Nonell, Ricard Canals, Ramon Pichot, Juli Vallmitjana i Colomines e Gual ...
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