On the Dev Community website
click CONNECT button in menu bar
if you want to search for someone you can fill in their name or part name and click APPLY
but wording implies it is a search, so why not make button say "Search"?

On the Dev Community website
click CONNECT button in menu bar
if you want to search for someone you can fill in their name or part name and click APPLY
but wording implies it is a search, so why not make button say "Search"?

If i click the green "add code package" button on right of screen it shows a new screen with no meaningful text, and no error message.
Screen grab added showing the screen you end up at which just says "Add content - Answer Answer"

I have just received an email digest for a post I submitted as someone has added an answer but it was not clear from the digest why I had received the digest or what had changed.
1) When reading the digest in Outlook it has poor layout and style
Main text is light green on white background - poor contrast
2) Not clear what has changed, ie what should I do as a result of getting this email
Would prefer something like
2 people have added a reply to your post on "subject xyz ...." read more ....
3) Would like a clear unsubscribe link (and or instructions at bottom of the email) as good practice
If I am in a community on this website looking at articles would expect a search box at top so I can search within this community.
1) The search top right is too general (I don't want to have to sub search, refine or just ignore irrelevant results)
2) Most forums have the ability to easily search within them on other sites, which is what as a user I would expect
I am looking for a database management tool I would have expected to find something like on the SMP website
Aim
show current database usage (ie size allocation) by database then table etc and allow continued drill down,
show information as a table, so can then sort by size to find the biggest item easily
also show it graphically
And then have ability to track and trend growth in size over time
identify a normal growth pattern
alert if variation (higher or lower) from normal based on recent trend
is there a tool that can do this, or a 3rd party tool, even it can only operate via standard SQL