Subject says it all, really. I want to start using Token Replacement,
but do I break anything by enabling it? Do jobs that don't use tokens
require any changes? I saw somewhere that it can't be turned off, so
I'm paranoid about enabling it. Anything that I should be aware of?

Many thanks.

I have turned it on for WMI alerts and I have not seen any problems.

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"M Bourgon" <bourgon@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Subject says it all, really. I want to start using Token Replacement,
> but do I break anything by enabling it? Do jobs that don't use tokens
> require any changes? I saw somewhere that it can't be turned off, so
> I'm paranoid about enabling it. Anything that I should be aware of?
>
> Many thanks.

M Bourgon (bourgon@gmail.com) writes:
> Subject says it all, really. I want to start using Token Replacement,
> but do I break anything by enabling it? Do jobs that don't use tokens
> require any changes? I saw somewhere that it can't be turned off, so
> I'm paranoid about enabling it. Anything that I should be aware of?

Just beware that there are incompatible differences between SQL 2005 RTM
and SQL 2005 SP1. (What was in RTM had security flaws that to be fixed.)


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