Question : Problems with accessing the Server   "H drives"  for users accounts

I work in an office with several different servers.  One of the servers (Server 2003 Standard, with Active Directory installed) is a data server and it has been acting up.  In that all of the users have an “H drive, which is where their data is kept, and we set each new members profile to use this.  However lately once we setup their accounts and the user logs on – they should automatically connect to their “H drive” and thus there access their email which is connected to their share on the server, but the H drive process is not working and in that the EMAIL folder doesn’t exist.

Ex:  USER:   anne.anne
Her h drive:    H:\ann.e.anne
H:\ann.e.anne\My Documents
H:\ann.e.anne\My Documents\Email   ----    *.pst

Her  My documents folder   has been redirected to:  H:\ann.e.anne\My Documents
Her email *PST  is located in the:  H:\ann.e.anne\My Documents\Email        (folder)

My problem is that the “ H drive is not automatically mapping as it once did?  I think that we may have exceeded the maximum number of users for our server.   When the server was installed ,  the question was asked  during the installation number of users:   30  it what we inputted.   Now we have 56 users.  Could this be the problem??

Answer : Problems with accessing the Server   "H drives"  for users accounts

It's not a good idea to store bmonth, byear or age, those should all be calculated from the single bdate column.  

You would be better off writing a query to get that information using a query.  That way do you don't have to worry about updating the database on a regular basis.  

As soon as you update the table the data becomes out of date.  

Your query will always be up to date when ever you run it.

To Calculate Age:
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(FROM_DAYS(DATEDIFF(NOW(),date_column)), '%Y')+0 as Age from table;

To Get the Bmonth:
Select monthname(date_column) from table;

To get the Byear:
Select year(date_column) from table;