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I do bit shifting in PowerShell all the time. It's quite necessary when you are working with option values in Active Directory, WMI, and various Win32 interfaces. .NET tends to use enumerations, which are tad easier to deal with in PowerShell. I had never felt it necessary to break my routines out before, but I saw a posting on this topic by another...
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I can't speak as to whether this is supported or not, but if you want DPM 2010 to be able to back up a SQL 2012 database instance, then you need to make a simple security change. Otherwise, DPM 2010 reports that "The replica is not consistent." In words, NT AUTHORITY\System must be granted Sysadmin permissions on the database instance...