Question : Convert C# to javascript

I ran across script# which is a c# compiler that generates javascript instead of MSIL

The following is an excerpt from the documentation

Using Script#
The Script# compiler can be from the command-line either directly by running ssc.exe or indirectly by building a .csproj using msbuild. In the latter case, the .csproj includes a reference to the Script# msbuild .targets file (nStuff.ScriptSharp.targets), which includes references to a Script# msbuild task that is responsible for invoking the Script# compiler programmatically.
It is recommended that you use the msbuild approach rather than using ssc.exe directly, as this provides the full benefits of a C# project in the Visual Studio IDE.

I'm not familiar with msbuild so the part about

building a .csproj using msbuild. In the latter case, the .csproj includes a reference to the Script# msbuild .targets file (nStuff.ScriptSharp.targets), which includes references to a Script# msbuild task that is responsible for invoking the Script# compiler programmatically.

is a bit confusing to me.  

Answer : Convert C# to javascript

Removing a server from a namespace or a DFS replication does not delete the data from the server.  It is a manual process.  In fact when removing the server, you will be prompted with an informational box stating that.